Self serving bias: the tendency to attribute our favourable outcomes to ourself/internal factors and our failures to the situation/external factors. (We take credit for our success and blame others/situation for our fails.)
For example, if you did well on a quiz you woudl say "oh I got a good mark because I studied hard and I'm smart" but if you were to fail the quiz you would've said "Oh the test was so unfair the prof purposely screwed us over!"
This is our tendency to take credit for success and deny any responsibility for failure. This however, helps to protect our ego.
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Both.
the bias that we are better, smarter, and kinder than others
Self-serving bias can lead individuals to attribute positive outcomes to their own abilities while blaming external factors for negative outcomes. This can impact health by influencing behaviors such as exercising less or ignoring health warnings, as individuals may believe their health is not at risk or that they are not responsible for negative health outcomes. This bias can also prevent individuals from seeking help or making necessary changes to improve their health.
you have to reframe you it should be "what is the role of learning in perception?" Perception is heavily shaped by the self serving bias. The self serving bias is the fact that people will tend toward seeing that which best fits their internalized choice of belief. Such that unless a person is made aware of the self serving bias and works to counteract it, their perception of reality is more illusion then shared reality. Without focus on the reduction of the self serving bias in learning people tend to have perceptions of the information that will be bent to fit in their already self established bias reality of the understanding rather then form a new and clearer understanding untainted by their personalized bias of perception.
self-serving bias
A self-serving attributional bias is a tendency for individuals to attribute positive outcomes to their own abilities or efforts, while attributing negative outcomes to external factors beyond their control. This bias allows individuals to protect their self-esteem by taking credit for successes and avoiding responsibility for failures.
Self-serving bias and the fundamental attribution error can be avoided by practicing self-awareness and mindfulness in evaluating one's own behavior and thoughts. It is important to consider alternative explanations and perspectives when making attributions about others. Seeking feedback from others and being open to different viewpoints can also help in mitigating these biases.
Self-serving bias
This is known as the self-serving bias. It is a cognitive bias where individuals tend to attribute their successes to internal factors, such as their own abilities or efforts, while attributing failures to external factors, such as bad luck or situational factors. This bias helps protect self-esteem by maintaining a positive self-image.
What? Bias is a one sided opinion
of course stability of self bias circuit is much greater than fixed bias circuit