Visual experience in self and social judgment: How a biased majority claim a superior minority
Abstract
People form beliefs of their own superiority relative to others to degrees that are implausible and statistically impossible. Is this the result of error in self or social judgment? We review evidence suggesting that people are more inaccurate when forecasting their own future prospects than when forecasting others. Moreover, we argue that such error when acting as a self rather than social psychologist is in part the result of biased visual...
Paper Details
Title
Visual experience in self and social judgment: How a biased majority claim a superior minority
Published Date
Apr 24, 2018
Journal
Volume
18
Issue
4
Pages
363 - 377
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