Is "shaming" an effective way to counteract biased information processing? A preliminary investigation - Cultural Cognition of Health

Dan M. Kahan Elizabeth K. Dollard Professor · Yale Law School

Mar 11, 2015

Key Insight

So far, there’s been no improvement in the subject’s defective information processing. But data collection involving this subject and others is ongoing.

So far, there’s been no improvement in the subject’s defective information processing.

But data collection involving this subject and others is ongoing.

Motivated Reasoning