Perish the Forethought: Premeditation Engenders Misperceptions of Personal Control

Published: Jan 1, 2010
Abstract
People are normally encouraged to engage in premeditation — to think about the potential consequences of their behavior before acting. Indeed, planning, considering, and studying can be important precursors to decision-making, and often seem essential for effective action. This view of premeditation is shared by most humans, a kind of universal ideal, and it carries an additional interesting implication: Even the hint that premeditation occurred...
Paper Details
Title
Perish the Forethought: Premeditation Engenders Misperceptions of Personal Control
Published Date
Jan 1, 2010
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