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Fictional villains
When it comes to fictional villains, people are drawn to villains that are similar to them. This is because fictional villains are harmless.
But when watching fictional villains in a social context, people are less likely to identify with the villain, fearing they may be judged harshly for their similarity.
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Immersion in fictional worlds
People feel comfortable exploring perspectives in fiction that would be too disturbing in real life.
Studies show that people who possess a specific trait seem more drawn to fictional villains who show the same trait. For example, intelligent participants were drawn to...
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Dismissing our dark side
We strive to see ourselves as 'good' and feel, deep down, that we are fundamentally honest and moral. We tend to dismiss the idea that darkness could lie within us.
Research shows that we avoid others who seem similar to us but 'bad' in some way, such as learning about...
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Embracing Imperfection
We understand that people that we admire are imperfect, but don't find their flaws unforgivable. Yet, when it comes to ourselves, we beat ourselves up for our own imperfections.
Do not judge yourself more harshly than you judge them.
Reflect On Previous Decisions
Keep past decisions in your mind.
Successful people are aware enough of past decisions to use them to their benefit when something similar comes up.
Be kind
People are drawn to kind people because they feel cared about and safe with them.
When we practice kindness towards others, we help to build positive connections.
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