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Are we really bad at reading people? Politeness may skew the evidence
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| Medical Xpress | Are we really bad at reading people? Politeness may skew the evidence |
A new ESMT Berlin study suggests that many widely held assumptions about social misjudgments may stem from flawed study designs. Previous research compared predictions about others' reactions with the |
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