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    Research may shed light on difficulty in identifying The Traitors

    by Paul Cargill Jan 26, 2024 2 minutes
    Source: PA Media

    New research may explain why people’s judgments of the trustworthiness of groups are often flawed, as seen in the hit TV series The Traitors.

    The popular BBC show follows a group of contestants in which some become Traitors and the remaining Faithful must work together to eliminate them from the game and collect the prize money.

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