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Partners in close relationships can be both accurate and biased intheir perceptions of each other. Moreover, sometimes a bias canlead to accuracy. The authors describe a paradigm for the simultaneousmeasurement of accuracy and bias in 2-person relationships. Oneprevalent bias in close relationships is assumed similarity: Does theperson think that his or her partner sees the world as he or she does? Ina study of 238 dating and married heterosexual couples, the authors foundevidence for both bias and accuracy; the bias effects were considerablystronger, especially when the measure was linked to therelationship. They found little or no evidence for gender differences inaccuracy and bias.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology – American Psychological Association
Published: Mar 1, 2001
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