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Social Norms Vs Economic Influence

Social norms and economic incentives often conflict, shaping behavior in different ways. Understanding this dynamic helps explain actions that seem irrational.

“Economic incentives are more powerful than social norms.”

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Key Takeaways

Key Takeaways

  1. Money is not just a tool for buying things, it also shapes our emotions & attitudes in ways that can be both positive and negative.
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SOCIAL PROOF

SOCIAL PROOF

  • Ever wonder why TV shows use laugh tracks. It’s so you know when to laugh.
  • People will more likely say yes when they see other people doing it too. This is amplified in situations of uncertainty, where we look to others for cues on what we should do.
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