About this service
This is a test that measures how willing you are to admit when you might be wrong and how open you are to changing your mind when you learn new things. The assessment helps you understand how humble you are about your own knowledge and beliefs. This can be useful for personal growth and learning how to have better conversations with people who disagree with you.
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Website
Houston, TX
Organization
Duke Polarization Lab
Researchers building tools to fight political polarization on social media.
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