In Predicting the Behaviour of Those We Know, Research Has

question 104

Multiple Choice

In predicting the behaviour of those we know, research has shown that we:

• A) are more accurate than in predicting our own behaviour
• B) tend to predict that their behaviour will be more negative than it actually is
• C) are less accurate than is the person in predicting his own behaviour
• D) are unable to perform above chance in our predictions

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