Biases in Social Comparative Judgments The Role of Nonmotivated Factors in Above-Average and Comparative -Optimism Effects. (Articles ).
Biases in social comparative judgments, such as those illustrated by above-average and comparative optimism effects, are often as products of motivated reasoing (e,g., self-enhancement). These effects however, can also be produced by information-processing limitations or aspects of judgment process...
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