Talking to Strangers
by Malcolm Gladwell
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Gladwell examines why we're terrible at reading strangers, from failed interrogations to wrongful arrests. Our default to truth is vital for society but makes us easy to deceive.
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Gladwell references Kahneman's dual-process theory on misjudging strangers.
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