Can our self-concept contribute to our inability to see certain aspects of ourselves?

Apr 24, 2015 ... The bias blind spot is a distinct metabias resulting from naïve realism rather than other forms of egocentric cognition, and has unique effects on judgment and ... When you draw a line through the dot and X you set up an optical illusion. The brain knows that a line is there and fills in the gap, even as it loses sight of ... Feb 26, 2013 ... Harvard psychologist Mahzarin Banaji and longtime collaborator Anthony Greenwald condense three decades of work on the unconscious mind in ... Dec 16, 2015 ... Implementing practical psychology in your life starts with you becoming honestly aware of yourself, the whole story, conscious and unconscious. Sep 15, 2023 ... This is a classic example of the ESTP's blind spot – neglecting Introverted Intuition in their decision-making process. ... © 2025 Psychology ... “Consistent with what the social psychological literature about the bias blind spot would suggest, all of the participants in the qualitative study ... Sep 8, 2015 ... As the psychologist George Lowenstein and colleagues have argued, in a phenomenon they termed “projection bias,”1 people “tend to exaggerate the ... It's the psychology stupid: how heuristics explain software vulnerabilities and how priming can illuminate developer's blind spots. Authors: Daniela Oliveira. Jan 16, 2025 ... In psychology, a blind spot refers to an aspect of yourself that you're unaware of but that others around you can easily see. These blind spots ... Apr 12, 2024 ... “Blind spots” seemed a fitting way to refer to our tendency to be missing something without realising what exactly it is. Read Next. I went to ...