Hidden Brain

Is It Better to Know?

Feb 16, 2021

52:28

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System Justification Theory

01:54

Is There a System Justification for Inequality?

02:19

The Unconscious Drive to See the World Is Fair

01:32

Introduction

2min

Support for Hidden Brain - The Paradox of Knowledge

3min

What Does My Hair Have to Do With Basket Ball?

2min

I Loved Basketball

2min

The Road Games Are About Something Far More Important Than Race

2min

Medina Fet Vindicated

2min

Medina's Childhood Dream Wasn't a Dream Anymore

2min

Is It a Good Thing or a Bad Thing?

2min

Madina Reflects to Her Upbringing

2min

10.

Bell Campo - Support for Hidden Brain Comes From Better Help on Line Therapy

5min

11.

Gender Inequality Is Not a Problem

1min

12.

Why Would Women Deny Dunder Discrimination?

2min

13.

Is There Discrimination Against My Group?

2min

14.

System Justification Theory

2min

15.

The Unconscious Drive to See the World Is Fair

2min

16.

Is There a System Justification for Inequality?

2min

17.

Women in the United States Are More Likely to Deny Gender Discrimination Than Other Disadvantaged Groups

2min

18.

Is There a Way to Get the Benefits of Knowledge While Minimizing the Costs?

5min

19.

Clint's Letter to a Black Boy

2min

20.

Is It Possible to Keep the Outside World at Bay?

2min

21.

How Did You Respond to a Black Student Saying, This Is Just the Way Things Are Here?

2min

22.

Clint's High School Students Experienced Black Violence

2min

23.

The Color of the Law by Clint Clink

2min

24.

Is It Encouraging to Watch Another Person Be Killed on Camera?

2min

25.

The Difference Between the What and the Why

3min

26.

The Point of Knowledge Is Action, Transformation

2min

27.

Hidden Brain - The Unsung Hero

2min

Being able to see what’s happening around us can help us make smart decisions. But knowledge — especially knowledge of how others perceive us — can also hold us back, mire us in needless worry, and keep us from achieving our potential. This week, we look at the paradox of knowledge.