Wanting to be accurate in our judgments of ourselves is often in conflict with wanting to feel good about ourselves. This conflict illustrates the importance of integrating the ____ perspectives in social psychology

The fact that people usually have too much confidence in the accuracy of their judgments is the definition of ________, according to the authors of your text

a. counterfactual thinking b. self-fulfilling prophecy c. controlled processing d. overconfidence barrier

Wayne eats a seven-course dinner and claims he cannot eat another bite of food. Then the waiter brings the dessert tray to the table, and Wayne finds that he's hungry for the pecan pie with whipped cream. His hunger is most likely due to:

a. a drop in blood sugar c. the production of galanin b. a surge in blood sugar d. psychosocial hunger factors