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  phyllisbennett
• 21 Mar 18
  

  Stephen Taylor

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• 25 Aug 17
  

  tracesonga

  The Backfire Effect explained in cartoon.
  Why we have a hard time changing our beliefs

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• 08 Aug 17
  

  Jennifer Lubke

  A cartoon to explain the psychological phenomenon known as the "backfire effect," or why "we gnash our teeth when presented with evidence counter to our beliefs."

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• 28 Jun 17
  

  annikahubert

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• 09 Jun 17
  

  adam muir

  This is a classroom-friendly (no cuss words) comic about "the backfire effect."

• 07 Jun 17
  

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• 04 Jun 17
  

  Peggy George

  Awesome! You're not going to believe what I'm about to tell you (classroom-friendly version) https://t.co/v6jSkb2yNY via @Oatmeal

• 24 May 17
  

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• 14 May 17
  

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• 13 May 17
  

  Cathy Germano

  You aren’t going to believe what I have to tell you… https://t.co/bXBSMYgJ1r #rethinkinglit @cinehead

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  Mary Beheler

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• 12 May 17
  

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• 10 May 17
  

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• 09 May 17
  

  Gareth Jones

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• 08 May 17
  

  Brian Taylor

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  Carol Furchner

  Classroom-friendly version (swear words removed)

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  Phil Taylor

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  Whitney Cox

  This comic was inspired by this three-part series on the backfire effect from the You Are Not So Smart Podcast.
  
  If you want to learn more about the backfire effect and other related behaviors (confirmation bias, deductive reasoning, etc), I highly recommend listening to the whole thing:

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• 07 May 17
  

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  Lana Pereira

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• 06 May 17
  

  John Evans

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• 05 May 17
  

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• 04 May 17
  

  Laura Forgie

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  Crista Anderson

  Take the time to read this ... https://t.co/ezLUcqH1NX h/t @kbhildebrandt #discourse #debate #edchat #beliefsystems

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  Jayne Davidson

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  Tania Sheko

  Take the time to read this ... https://t.co/ezLUcqH1NX h/t @kbhildebrandt #discourse #debate #edchat #beliefsystems
  
  — Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) May 4, 2017

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  Leigh Newton

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  Jeff Utecht

  A classroom-friendly comic about the backfire effect: https://t.co/Gyf07ArIdy

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• 03 May 17
  

  Christa F

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