Quote by Daniel Kahneman
““Indeed, the mere exposure effect is actually stronger for stimuli that the individual never consciously sees””
About This Quote
Source Research Paper: “The Mere Exposure Effect” by Daniel Kahneman, 1992
Unseen stimuli can still shape preferences more strongly than visible ones.
In simple terms: Invisible cues affect choices.
Key Takeaway
Mind hidden influences in decisions.
Themes
perception
bias
exposure
decision‑making
Mood
analytical
reflective
Type
academic
psychological
When to use this quote
- advertising
- product design
- social media
- personal relationships
Key Concepts
cognitive psychology
subconscious processing
marketing
Questions to Reflect On
- What unseen cues affect your choices?
- How can you mitigate subconscious bias?
A Different Perspective
People may resist acknowledging unseen influences.
