The "Better-Than-Average" Effect Refers to

question 10

Multiple Choice

The "better-than-average" effect refers to

• A) the finding that most people assume others are better than themselves at difficult tasks.
• B) the finding that people tend to think that they are above average.
• C) the finding that people who are better than average are happier.
• D) the finding that people who are better than average are actually more modest about their abilities.

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Definitions:

Same-Sex Marriages

The legally or socially recognized marriage between two individuals of the same sex, now legal in numerous countries and jurisdictions around the world.

Rights and Status

The entitlements and positions held by individuals or groups in a society, which can be legally, socially, or morally recognized.

Homosexuals

Individuals who are romantically or sexually attracted to people of their same sex; the term is often considered outdated or clinical in modern contexts, with many preferring "gay" or "lesbian."

Women's Suffrage

The right of women to vote in elections, a landmark achievement in the history of civil rights.