Irrational and Overrated: Is our Unrealistic Self-Perception connected to Educational Achievements?
2015 · 52 pagine · Anchor Academic Publishing · ISBN 9783954890750
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For this purpose, a questionnaire with 10 pseudo general knowledge questions was designed whereby their degree of difficulty exceeds the knowledge of an average student by far. It was investigated whether subjects (N = 535) would acknowledge this condition and its associated nescience.
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