Illusory Truth Effect Explained

Illusory Truth Effect Explained

The more often you hear a lie, the more likely you are to believe it—a phenomenon known as the illusory truth effect. Psychologists first documented it in 1977. Essentially, when something is repeated enough, your brain starts thinking, “Yeah, that sounds right.”

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