The Second Pugilist’s Plight: Why People Believe They Are Above Average But Are Not Especially Happy About It
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DOI: 10.1037/xge0000580
Abstract: People’s tendency to rate themselves as above average is often taken as evidence of undue self-regard. Yet, everyday experience is occasioned with feelings of inadequacy and insecurity. How can these 2 experiences be reconciled? Across… read more here.
Keywords: believe average; pugilist plight; second pugilist; plight people ... See more keywords
Do People Believe That They Are More Deontological Than Others?
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DOI: 10.1177/0146167218823040
Abstract: The question of how we decide that someone else has done something wrong is at the heart of moral psychology. Little work has been done to investigate whether people believe that others’ moral judgment differs… read more here.
Keywords: deontological others; people believe; believe deontological; self discrepancy ... See more keywords
People Believe and Behave as if Consumers of Natural Foods Are Especially Virtuous
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.01823
Abstract: We examined here whether people believe consumers of natural foods are more virtuous than consumers of unnatural foods. In Study 1, we asked student participants (n = 84; 77 female, M age = 19.5) to… read more here.
Keywords: fictitious player; natural food; consumers natural; natural foods ... See more keywords