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Social comparison information is not always prioritized: Temporal performance feedback dominates self-assessment in dysphoria
Social and temporal comparisons inform self-evaluation. In educational and work settings, social comparison information seems to affect performance self-assessments more strongly than temporal comparison information. We investigated whether this “higher assigned priority of social comparison informa
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