Choice Blindness

I think that choice blindness is really interesting. It is so cool to be able to deceive someone like that. For example, let's say someone is given an option between object A and object B, and the person chooses object A. When the person is asked later on why he chose object B he will actually start to explain why he likes object B better. That is amazing. The person didn't even like that option yet he starts to explain why he would have chose it (which he believes he did). Furthermore, most people don't think that they would fall for that, but yet again, most people are overconfident. In fact, when actually tested, the people that believed that they would not fall for choice blindness all did end up explaining why they chose what they did not choose. This is a great way to trick someone, and it's really cool.