A two-hour presentation and discussion about the psychology behind the worldwide success of the TV show ‘Traitors’, a cat-and-mouse game of whodunit that has viewers laughing or screaming at their TV. But it's also a deep dive into the psychology of ordinary, everyday people. This session will cover its underlying psychological elements, including unconscious bias, suspicion, personality traits and group dynamics. All of which shape our behaviours and attitudes in everyday life.  The takeaway will be we don't just think for ourselves, we think with others, often without realising it. Our biases feel like insight. Our group's opinion feels like the truth. And being wrong together often feels safer than being right alone!

An adult learning class from one of CLL’s satellite facilities, the Thomas Graham Library.