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differ from those who make external attributions ( " If you or I were to have lived with the same overcrowding , poor education , and discrimination , would we be any better off ? " ) . French investigators Jean - Leon Beauvois and ...
differ from those who make external attributions ( " If you or I were to have lived with the same overcrowding , poor education , and discrimination , would we be any better off ? " ) . French investigators Jean - Leon Beauvois and ...
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Can We All Be Better Than Average ? Self - serving bias also appears when people compare themselves to others . If the sixth - century B.C. Chinese philosopher Lao - tzu was right that " at no time in the world will a man who is sane ...
Can We All Be Better Than Average ? Self - serving bias also appears when people compare themselves to others . If the sixth - century B.C. Chinese philosopher Lao - tzu was right that " at no time in the world will a man who is sane ...
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That it feels better , warmer , and cuddlier to me as predictor is a shabby excuse indeed . Such words are shocking . Do Meehl and the other researchers underesti- mate our skills of intuition ? To see why such findings are apparently ...
That it feels better , warmer , and cuddlier to me as predictor is a shabby excuse indeed . Such words are shocking . Do Meehl and the other researchers underesti- mate our skills of intuition ? To see why such findings are apparently ...
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Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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