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Yes, but the replication studies showed that although people did feel more confident, nothing changed in their actions or in the actions of others toward them.
by goodJobWalrus 10y ago
Yes, but the replication studies showed that although people did feel more confident, nothing changed in their actions or in the actions of others toward them. So, the question is, what is all this newfound confidence good for, if the result of the meeting is going to be the same?
- arctangent 10y agoGood point. Perhaps people just "feel better" (i.e. experience less regret) with the decisions/actions they would have taken anyway, if they believe they have taken those decisions/actions with the benefit of some special knowledge/technique.
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