What is the role of self-forgiveness in the process of addressing psychological blind spots?

The one we want to focus on here is the psychological (or metaphorical) blind spot, which is defined as “a prejudice, or area of ignorance, that one has but is ... Apr 19, 2018 ... in vision, the area of the monocular visual field in which stimulation cannot be perceived because the image falls on the site of the optic ... May 12, 2021 ... Shame is eventually the doorway into the biggest blind spot of all. Not a painful one, though. A beautiful one. A worthy one. The soul you were given. Keywords social cognition, judgment, decision-making, bias, conflict, self-awareness. Page 2. Current Directions in Psychological Science 32(5). 403 negative ... A series of studies first explores the psychological effects of knowingly using a biased decision-making strategy. Despite recognizing bias in their strategy, ... Jan 25, 2022 ... Blind spots can be pretty much anything and the concept is defined variously. Some talk of a discrepancy or 'gap' between how we are perceived ... Dive into the research topics of 'Humans' Bias Blind Spot and Its Societal Significance'. Together they form a unique fingerprint. Self-Esteem Psychology ... The bias blind spot is a cognitive bias that causes people to be less aware of their own biases than of those of others. 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 ... the blind spot have recently been reported. Here the implications of ... Psychology > Psychology Faculty Works > 135 · Psychology Faculty Works. On The ...