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    Summary of Todd Rose's Collective Illusions
    Summary of Todd Rose's Collective Illusions
    Summary of Todd Rose's Collective Illusions
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    Summary of Todd Rose's Collective Illusions

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    When we conform to perceived group norms despite privately rejecting them, we’re part of a collective illusion. In Collective Illusions (2022), social psychology expert Todd Rose examines this phenomenon, including research studies and historical examples. He discusses how social media has amplified collective illusions, highlighting the dangers of conformity, the power of speaking up, and the importance of personal authenticity. Rose provides tools for understanding conformity, making better decisions, and living a more fulfilling life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMilkyway Media
    Release dateJan 31, 2024
    ISBN9798868769917
    Summary of Todd Rose's Collective Illusions

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