Self-evaluation in a simulated team
Psychonomic SciencePublished 1 June 1966Open access
William Johnston
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Abstract
S received feedback purported to represent his individual or team tracking performance relative to average ability. The “average ability” criterion was made lenient, moderate, or stringent. After the session, S estimated his individual ability. Under individual instructions, S’s estimate agreed with his feedback. Under team instructions, S accepted credit for good scores (lenient criterion) but blamed his “partner” for poor scores (stringent criterion).
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