False Consensus Effect: Why We Think Everyone Agrees with Us
The false consensus effect is our tendency to overestimate how much others agree with us. Explore why this bias influences our beliefs and choices.
The false consensus effect is our tendency to overestimate how much others agree with us. Explore why this bias influences our beliefs and choices.
The fundamental attribution error describes our tendency to overemphasize personality traits rather than situational factors. Discover this common psychological bias and its implications.