Remembering proper names as a potential exception to the better-than-average effect in younger and older adults.
Abstract
People see themselves as better than average in many domains, from leadership skills to driving ability. However, many people-especially older adults-struggle to remember others' names, and many of us are aware of this struggle. Our beliefs about our memory for names may be different from other information; perhaps forgetting names is particularly salient. We asked younger and older adults to rate themselves compared with others their age on...
Paper Details
Title
Remembering proper names as a potential exception to the better-than-average effect in younger and older adults.
Published Date
Jun 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
35
Issue
4
Pages
497 - 507
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