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Some disagreement makes groups more trustworthy, mathematical framework finds
Naively, unanimity looks like the safest sign of a good decision.
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A new mathematical framework indicates that when group members disagree, the resulting diversity can make the group appear more trustworthy. The analysis builds on prior behavioral‑science findings that people’s decisions are shaped not only by personal evidence but also by others’ choices and opinions.
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