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Published in Cambridge University Press eBooks • Apr 4, 2013
Authors:
Francesco Parisi
Abstract
Above-average effect: a cognitive bias, also known as the illusory superiority bias, that leads people to overestimate their positive qualities and underestimate their defects. Evidence of the above-average effect is quite robust with respect to common abilities and tasks (e.g., driving, parenting, ...
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