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When a survivor shares their experience of, for example, surviving human trafficking, the audience is no longer confronting an abstract concept of "modern slavery." They are confronting a specific human being with dreams, fears, and scars. This shift utilizes the "identifiable victim effect," a cognitive bias where people exhibit greater sympathy and willingness to help a specific, identified victim than a statistical victim. Awareness campaigns harness this by putting a face to the issue, transforming the "other" into a neighbor, thereby breaking down the apathy that often insulates the public from difficult social truths.