For my part I am happy to return to the blog and write once more about a issue that was a long time hanging around in your head, perhaps because this has been a year where I met many people, where "Chub" many people and I have a good impression (or maybe not) people do not know much.
Many times I spent with an impression that I thought I knew more or less a person (thank God now repair more I think about the other), and I think some of you have been, and often have "confirmed" our impressions. However there are factors that affect our way unnoticed and make lasting impressions:
1 - We do not realize that the situations in which we interact commonly limit the behavior we see : classic example of this is people from the university and work. Same person, different environments, and the thing is that we are not a lot of sharing rooms with one person, often underestimate the weight of context on the behavior of others (and one is quite lenient in this regard Actor-observer bias )
2 - almost always see that person play a single role: always see our leader to be our leader, our profes profes unhappy being unhappy and so on, but what happens in their houses, with their partners, their parents?
3 - compare our observations with those who are like us and see the person in the same roles and situations to us a bit I refrain from commenting on the first part, but "something" we share with our friends so that in a or else it may affect us to evaluate people in a similar way (not always). Regarding the second part of the sentence is quite common that people ask U what you think of the other partners of the U, and since these are almost the same as us (most times) you may have similar impressions.
4 - We are inclined to interpret as consistent with our impression that in fact the behavior is not: this has much to do with the confirmation bias , but I will not go into that because it is more complicated.
I would end this post with some precautions, first of all, this is not the absolute truth so they may not go thinking that all people hold their views on these grounds, and often do not have to give all together for a keep printing.
second thing: this has nothing to do with that man is bad, are natural things are neither good nor bad, but I am inclined to believe that biases are more good than bad (so useful) because otherwise " filtráramos all information we receive could not decide or anything like that, cognitive biases over In this episode of Third Culture. And last
why write about it? I think it is good to have these things into consideration, we are often a little unfair when people judge and label them without much ado. What I like is that we can give you a run-off to what we think of the people, not something that comes naturally (if you leave, bkn!) But it is a good exercise is healthy for ourselves and others.
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I hope I have all this took from the book "Social Psychology of the Americas" by Charles Kimble and colleagues (available on a link that leaves the agent observer bias)
Until the next post!
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