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⭐️Other people have a influence over almost everything we do

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Verbs: Influence,behavior,

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The invisible influence: How Our Decisions are Rarley Ever Our Own

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The invisible influence: How Our Decisions are Rarley Ever Our Own

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The invisible influence: How Our Decisions Are Rarely Ever Our Own 

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The invisible influence: How Our Decisions Are Rarely Ever Our Own 

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Jordan
❤️"Think about a choice you've made recently,"
! "Well that's not completely true "
🙁I don't like the story
Savannah
⭐️ " you might believe you choose the things you like to do"
? "Berger has spent over,"
Amanda

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Berger has spent over 15 years studying how social influence works.

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Our likes and dislikes are often driven in subtle, and in surprising ways, by people around us, Berger says.

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Stars
Deb:
First paragraph
Fifth paragraph
Sixth paragraph
Seventh paragraph
Eighth paragraph
Tenth paragraph

Amelia:
"Think about a choice you’ve made recently”
"Even though we like to think our choices ar driven by what we prefer, other people have an influence over almost everything we do.”
"We think we make our own choices, but other people are actually making them for us”
"At the same time, if too many people are doing something, that might make you want to avoid that thing.”
"Berger insists everyone is susceptible to influence.”
"And so when we look at our own behavior we don’t find any evidence of trying to fit in, or of trying to imitate others and so we don’t think influence affects us, even though it often does.”
"Yet we tend to think of it as a bad thing.”

Hearts:
Deb:
Ninth paragraph
Eleventh paragraph

Amelia:
"You might think that those choices are driven by you and things you prefer.”
"Life would be a lot more difficult without the influence of others.”
Eleventh paragraph

Questions:
Deb:
Second paragraph
Fourth paragraph

Amelia:
"Berger describes this influence as something invisible that constantly surrounds us.”

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The Invisible Influence: How Our Decisions Are Rarely Ever Our Own

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The Invisible Influence: How Our Decisions Are Rarely Ever Our Own

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Barger has spent over 15 years studying how social influence works and is the author of the book Invisible influence

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The invisible influence: How our decisions are rarely ever our own

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The invisible influence: How our decisions are rarely ever our own

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You might believe you choose the things you like to eat and avoid the things you don’t like to eat.