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Correspondence Is Not Mechanism: A Construct-Validity Audit of Implicit Egotism
People like the letters of their own names a little more than other letters, and the digits of their own birthdays a little more than other digits. From those small laboratory preferences, a research programme has inferred that people are disproportionately drawn to places, partners, occupations, an
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