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Nichtwissen mit Bedacht

https://www.mpg.de/16816673/nichtwissen-mit-bedacht

Manchmal ist Ignoranz eine Tugend. Ein bekanntes Beispiel sind Blindstudien in der Medizin, mit denen ein Placeboeffekt ausgeschlossen wird. Trotzdem war das Phänomen „gewolltes Nichtwissen“ – auf Englisch: deliberate ignorance – lange wenig beachtet. Zwei Max-Planck-Direktoren haben es in den Fokus der Wissenschaft gerückt. Nun interessieren sich Forschende aus ganz unterschiedlichen Disziplinen für diesen Ansatz.
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Deliberate ignorance: choosing not to know

https://www.mpg.de/16846348/deliberate-ignorance?c=12641709

Sometimes ignorance can be of an advantage. A well-known example is double blind studies in medicine, in which neither the participants nor the medical professionals know who belongs to the experimental or control group. In this way a placebo effect can be ruled out. Nevertheless, the phenomenon of deliberate ignorance, the conscious choice not to seek information, has so far received little attention. Two Max Planck Directors have now shed more light onto it. Researchers from various disciplines have become interested in this approach.
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Deliberate ignorance: choosing not to know

https://www.mpg.de/16846348/deliberate-ignorance?c=12641052

Sometimes ignorance can be of an advantage. A well-known example is double blind studies in medicine, in which neither the participants nor the medical professionals know who belongs to the experimental or control group. In this way a placebo effect can be ruled out. Nevertheless, the phenomenon of deliberate ignorance, the conscious choice not to seek information, has so far received little attention. Two Max Planck Directors have now shed more light onto it. Researchers from various disciplines have become interested in this approach.
more Harry Potter and Deliberate Ignorance in Welfare Economics May 05, 2021 Why

Deliberate ignorance: choosing not to know

https://www.mpg.de/16846348/deliberate-ignorance

Sometimes ignorance can be of an advantage. A well-known example is double blind studies in medicine, in which neither the participants nor the medical professionals know who belongs to the experimental or control group. In this way a placebo effect can be ruled out. Nevertheless, the phenomenon of deliberate ignorance, the conscious choice not to seek information, has so far received little attention. Two Max Planck Directors have now shed more light onto it. Researchers from various disciplines have become interested in this approach.
more Harry Potter and Deliberate Ignorance in Welfare Economics May 05, 2021 Why