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Better-Than-Average Effect: Cognitive Bias Explained

Introduction and Definition of the Better-Than-Average Effect The Better-Than-Average Effect (BTAE), also widely known as illusory superiority or the Lake Wobegon effect, refers to the robust cognitive bias wherein individuals tend to overestimate their own capabilities, attributes, and performance relative to the average peer or comparison group. This phenomenon is characterized by a pervasive human […]

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