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The "Ben Franklin" Effect: Why We Love People We Help |And Hate Those We Hurt|

Why do we sometimes like people more after helping them, and feel uncomfortable around those we’ve wronged? In this video, we break down The Ben Franklin Effect, a fascinating psychological principle that explains why doing favors can actually increase affection, loyalty, and trust. Backed by real research and historical examples, this concept reveals how our brains justify our actions, and how that shapes relationships, influence, and even conflict. You’ll learn: What the Ben Franklin Effect really is Why helping someone can make you like them more Why hurting someone can lead to resentment instead of guilt How this effect influences friendships, workplaces, and social dynamics Practical ways to use this insight ethically in everyday life Understanding this effect can change how you see favors, apologies, and human behavior itself. 👉 If you enjoy psychology, human behavior, and mind-blowing mental tricks, like, subscribe, and share!