Judging Ourselves Differently
We often find it easy to spot biases in others while overlooking our own, a phenomenon explored through the lens of psychological research. Emily explains that our judgments of others are based on their actions, while we evaluate ourselves through our intentions and motives. This discrepancy highlights the complexities of self-perception and the unique yardsticks we apply in our evaluations.In this clip
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Hidden Brain
The Double Standard
Related Questions
Can we trust our self-perceptions as discussed in the episode 22: How to Stop Comparing Yourself to Other People | Deep Dive and the clip Comparing Ourselves?
Why do we compare ourselves to others, as discussed in the episode The Hidden Motives in Everyday Life | Robin Hanson | Modern Wisdom 038 and the clip Social Competition Dynamics?