Members of a majority are likely to perceive that the contrary views put forward by a minority that is consistent, unmotivated by self-interest or other pressures, and flexible in style, are:

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When a minority is consistent, appears not to be motivated by self-interest, and demonstrates flexibility, their views are more likely to be seen as chosen freely. This perception arises because their behavior suggests a genuine belief in their stance rather than a position adopted due to external pressures or for personal gain.

Members of a Majority Are Likely to Perceive That the Contrary