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It does address the potential role of a number of biases, including self-deception / rationalising. As a result it compares responses against third party assess
by ChrisHardman29 6y ago
It does address the potential role of a number of biases, including self-deception / rationalising. As a result it compares responses against third party assessments (finding little evidence of self-deception being a major factor).
I agree that decisions aren't typically binary but I suppose even if you are actively researching after 6 months, for the purposes of this comparison you have remained with the status quo.