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The discussions reflect strong agreement with the research, citing examples such as liking fictional villains who are similar to oneself, and referencing multiple experiments and prominent scholars like Rebecca Krause, which underscore the importance and relevance of the topic. The tone is analytical and curious, with words like 'prefer,' 'attracted,' and 'demonstrated,' highlighting both interest and engagement with the scientific findings.
Most posts support the ideas presented, emphasizing that people are naturally attracted to villains who resemble themselves, which aligns with the article's findings.
The discussions show high curiosity, referencing multiple lab experiments, prominent researchers, and the psychological concepts involved.
Posts delve into implications, citing specific studies and examples, including parallels with fictional characters like Voldemort and Vader, indicating deep engagement.
While the posts highlight the fascinating nature of these findings, the overall impact appears more academic and theoretical rather than immediately transformative outside scholarly circles.
The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZpOtVCF9Y https://t.co/MtGd9Kdajg https://t.co/7x3Q0Qrx61
De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se parecen a nosotros mismos. Probablemente sea una forma de liberarnos, con la seguridad que supone la ficción (paper) https://t.co/uDsM6mwnoH (blog, abajo) https://t.co/IKSUsPqG8z https://t.co/MFAwFuXYMi
Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/JVWe4dVk7E First academic paper to open with a Harry Potter quote? https://t.co/1OIqFGhtmJ
دراسة نفسية في نظري قد تفسر سبب الانجذاب إلى شخصيات الأشرار في المسلسلات والأفلام. https://t.co/acHBEpZUBM
"people have preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves...Five subsequent lab experiments (N=1,685) demonstrated when and why similarity results in attraction toward—rather than repulsion from—negative others" https://t.co/QRb2UI5qZA https://t.co/hxoxy5jVwp
@BettyBuckley @kurteichenwald In part. The Dunning-Kruger effect disappears when people become aware of how much they don't know. Self-verification theory explains Trump supporters' behavior much better. They see themselves validated. https://t.co/Tj5xAPosXN https://t.co/3Hmf8UCX7M
Sometimes we find ourselves falling for movie villains, which reveals much about our self-image and psychological preferences. This video explores why we may be drawn to these darker characters and what that says about…
This video explores why we identify with villains like the Joker and Darth Vader. Join Ken Fujioka and PhD scientist Altay de Souza as they discuss the psychological explanations behind our attraction to dark…
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Resisting the dark dims the light. "... #people have a preference for #villains—unambiguously #negative individuals—who are similar to themselves, which suggests that people are attracted to such comparisons in everyday #life." #good #evil #relativism https://t.co/KwdDPYyqSd
RT @gelecekbilimde:
How do we view our shadow self without worrying about what it shows us? Rebecca Krause-Galoni, assistant professor of marketing at @uiowa, says fiction can play a helpful role. https://t.co/vdxaA1M2ne https://t.co/S6Uauzwax9
RT @IQHakami: دراسة نفسية في نظري قد تفسر سبب الانجذاب إلى شخصيات الأشرار في المسلسلات والأفلام. https://t.co/acHBEpZUBM
RT @IQHakami: دراسة نفسية في نظري قد تفسر سبب الانجذاب إلى شخصيات الأشرار في المسلسلات والأفلام. https://t.co/acHBEpZUBM
دراسة نفسية في نظري قد تفسر سبب الانجذاب إلى شخصيات الأشرار في المسلسلات والأفلام. https://t.co/acHBEpZUBM
@tsukirunsu @GenshinOOC Krause, Rebecca J., and Derek D. Rucker. 2020. “Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self.” Is a recent article about it. Basically people like fictional villains because show part of them that they wouldnt show in real life, but dont like real villains because, real XD
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
People have a preference for "unambiguously negative individuals," like movie #villains, as long as they are similar to themselves. People are drawn toward those who are similar to them despite negative characteristics; similarity signals self-relevance. https://t.co/cWWBly8E3t
The academic article: https://t.co/Yo8mAhZJYc And another interesting article by Rebecca Krause: https://t.co/U06U6Iz3Of "Coupling facts with stories can either enhance or undermine persuasion." Good to see multiple studies testing the contexts for each of these, too!
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RT @myuuko: 自分と似ている人と自分を比べることは自己脅威になりえる。この自己脅威を取り除いてあげる（物語にする）と，自分と似た悪役を好む傾向が見られるようになるよという研究。/ Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker…
RT @myuuko: 自分と似ている人と自分を比べることは自己脅威になりえる。この自己脅威を取り除いてあげる（物語にする）と，自分と似た悪役を好む傾向が見られるようになるよという研究。/ Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker…
自分と似ている人と自分を比べることは自己脅威になりえる。この自己脅威を取り除いてあげる（物語にする）と，自分と似た悪役を好む傾向が見られるようになるよという研究。/ Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/gzwqL07ym2
アカウントを作成していないのでまだ読んでいませんが、できるなら後で読みたいと思っています。 元ネタの論文 https://t.co/Rz6uPDyZjj
RT @PsychoSchmitt: "people have preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves...Five subsequent…
RT @damned_poet: @BettyBuckley @kurteichenwald In part. The Dunning-Kruger effect disappears when people become aware of how much they don'…
RT @damned_poet: @BettyBuckley @kurteichenwald In part. The Dunning-Kruger effect disappears when people become aware of how much they don'…
RT @damned_poet: @BettyBuckley @kurteichenwald In part. The Dunning-Kruger effect disappears when people become aware of how much they don'…
RT @damned_poet: @BettyBuckley @kurteichenwald In part. The Dunning-Kruger effect disappears when people become aware of how much they don'…
@BettyBuckley @kurteichenwald In part. The Dunning-Kruger effect disappears when people become aware of how much they don't know. Self-verification theory explains Trump supporters' behavior much better. They see themselves validated. https://t.co/Tj5xAPosXN https://t.co/3Hmf8UCX7M
人は自分の性格に似た悪役をより好きになりやすい、という研究。 https://t.co/xIMgPtqLjY
RT @PsychoSchmitt: "people have preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves...Five subsequent…
RT @PsychoSchmitt: "people have preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves...Five subsequent…
RT @PsychoSchmitt: "people have preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves...Five subsequent…
"people have preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves...Five subsequent lab experiments (N=1,685) demonstrated when and why similarity results in attraction toward—rather than repulsion from—negative others" https://t.co/QRb2UI5qZA https://t.co/hxoxy5jVwp
RT @candyapple980z: 人は自分と似たところのある悪役を好む。自分と似ているがネガティブな他者との比較は一般には回避されやすいが，物語の登場人物であれば自己への脅威とならないため，類似性が好意のシグナルとして働く。https://t.co/qt13fzOdcj
人は自分と似たところのある悪役を好む。自分と似ているがネガティブな他者との比較は一般には回避されやすいが，物語の登場人物であれば自己への脅威とならないため，類似性が好意のシグナルとして働く。https://t.co/qt13fzOdcj
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
Kötü İyi Olabilir mi? Daha Karanlık Bir Benliğin Cazibesi https://t.co/KK9LgC7H80
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
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RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
RT @BioTay: De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se pa…
De Voldemort a Vader. Contrario a lo que esperaban (5 experimentos, N=1685), preferimos aquellos villanos de fantasía que se parecen a nosotros mismos. Probablemente sea una forma de liberarnos, con la seguridad que supone la ficción (paper) https://t.co/uDsM6mwnoH (blog, abajo) https://t.co/IKSUsPqG8z https://t.co/MFAwFuXYMi
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Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/Y53tXN3u1T
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/JVWe4dVk7E First academic paper to open with a Harry Potte…
RT @MattGrossmann: people have a preference for stories with villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves #Soc…
people have a preference for stories with villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves #SocSciResearch https://t.co/mxj7z9v7HM
Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self - Rebecca J. Krause, Derek D. Rucker, https://t.co/LWDZUdlEFa
RT @Sean__Last: People like villains who resemble themselves. This could make for fun headlines and narratives, but this shouldn't be surpr…
RT @Sean__Last: People like villains who resemble themselves. This could make for fun headlines and narratives, but this shouldn't be surpr…
People like villains who resemble themselves. This could make for fun headlines and narratives, but this shouldn't be surprising as this is just a particular manifestation of people's general tendency to like people who are similar to themselves. https://t.co/N04VQEVL55 https://t.co/XxLNcNCmRS
According to new research published this week in the journal Psychological Science, people may find fictional villains surprisingly likeable when they share similarities with the viewer or reader - https://t.co/IYHXtnfo2Z #wellbeing
RT @hcp4715: A counter-intuitive paper in @PsychScience: "Using a large-scale proprietary data set from a company w/ >232,000 registered us…
RT @hcp4715: A counter-intuitive paper in @PsychScience: "Using a large-scale proprietary data set from a company w/ >232,000 registered us…
RT @hcp4715: A counter-intuitive paper in @PsychScience: "Using a large-scale proprietary data set from a company w/ >232,000 registered us…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @hcp4715: A counter-intuitive paper in @PsychScience: "Using a large-scale proprietary data set from a company w/ >232,000 registered us…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/JVWe4dVk7E First academic paper to open with a Harry Potte…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @hcp4715: A counter-intuitive paper in @PsychScience: "Using a large-scale proprietary data set from a company w/ >232,000 registered us…
A counter-intuitive paper in @PsychScience: "Using a large-scale proprietary data set from a company w/ >232,000 registered users, we demonstrated that people have a preference for villains—unambiguously negative individuals—who are similar to themselves" https://t.co/VJUNmch0GK
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/JVWe4dVk7E First academic paper to open with a Harry Potte…
RT @Neuro_Skeptic: Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/JVWe4dVk7E First academic paper to open with a Harry Potte…
Can Bad Be Good? The Attraction of a Darker Self https://t.co/JVWe4dVk7E First academic paper to open with a Harry Potter quote? https://t.co/1OIqFGhtmJ
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
RT @DegenRolf: The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZp…
The Hyde inside: People are attracted to fictitious characters that reflect a darker version of themselves. https://t.co/hZpOtVCF9Y https://t.co/MtGd9Kdajg https://t.co/7x3Q0Qrx61
New psych. sci. article on morality: Without self-threat, people appear to be attracted to similar others even if they are villainous I can't wait to get my hands on the full article! https://t.co/4C4VuhMW8R
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