How does accountability reduce self-enhancement? The role of self-focus

How does accountability reduce self-enhancement? The role of self-focus

Des travaux antérieurs (Sedikides, Herbst, Hardin, & Dardis, 2002) ont montré que l'attente d'avoir à expliquer, justifier et défendre ses propres jugements devant un auditoire affaiblit l'auto-valorisation pour des raisons de visibilité et d'évaluation de soi. Les aute...

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Main Authors:	Sedikides, Constantine (Author), Herbst, Kenneth C. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	2002.
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