Podcast
The Megyn Kelly Show
Megyn Kelly mentioned her book, "How to Have Impossible Conversations", and discussed the "backfire effect" within it, explaining how confronting someone with facts can strengthen their beliefs, rather than change them.
So the literature is very clear about this. When you quote-unquote confront someone with facts or evidence, it elicits what's called the backfire effect.
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Megyn Kelly mentioned her book, "How to Have Impossible Conversations", and discussed the "backfire effect" within it, explaining how confronting someone with facts can strengthen their beliefs, rather than change them.
So the literature is very clear about this. When you quote-unquote confront someone with facts or evidence, it elicits what's called the backfire effect.
