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influence Explainer video: How to influence others David Pescovitz
influence The Decoy Effect, a psychological trick that can influence what you buy and who you vote for David Pescovitz
persuasion The scientific way to win an argument every time Mark Frauenfelder
influence British intelligence's use of persuasion psychology David Pescovitz
persuasion Self-help meets real science David Pescovitz

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