David McRaney Quotes

The Tendency To Believe Vague Statements Designed To Appeal To Just About Anyone Is Called The Forer Effect, And Psychologists Point To This Phenomenon To Explain Why People Fall For Pseudoscience Like Biorhythms, Iridology, And Phrenology, Or Mysticism Like Astrology, Numerology, And Tarot Cards.

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