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Heads vs tails? A simple coin flip can be enough to change how we treat others
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Heads vs tails? A simple coin flip can be enough to change how we treat others

Eliane Deschrijver, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology and Neuroscience, University of SydneyFebruary 15, 2025

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