Cialdini raamat
For the American students, the best predictor of their decision was
information about how often they, themselves, had agreed to marketing survey requests in the past;
this is in keeping with the primarily individualistic point of reference of most Americans. For the Pol-
ish students, however, the best predictor of their decisions was information about how often their
friends had agreed to marketing survey requests in the past; this is in keeping with the more collec-
tivistic values of their nation (Cialdini et aI., 1999).
~ Chapter 4 SOCIAL PROOF
READER'S REPORT 4.4
From a Former Racetrack Employee
became aware of one method of faking social evidence to one's advantage
Iwhile working at a racetrack. In order to lower the odds and make more
money, some bettors are able to sway the public to bet on bad horses.
Odds at a racetrack are based on where the money is being bet. The more