The false uniqueness effect is a cognitive bias where individuals perceive their traits, qualities, or experiences as more unique or rare than they actually are. This leads people to believe that their thoughts, feelings, or behaviors are distinct from those of others, often resulting in a sense of superiority or isolation. It can influence personal relationships and self-esteem, as individuals may underestimate the commonality of their experiences. Essentially, it reflects a misjudgment in how typical or atypical one's characteristics are in a broader context.
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False. While there may be some commonalities among older people, such as physical changes and certain life experiences, individuals within this age group are diverse and vary greatly in their personalities, perspectives, and lifestyles. Factors such as background, culture, health, interests, and personal choices greatly influence the uniqueness of each person, even in older age.
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False, Cigarette smoking does affect coronary heart disease.
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The uniqueness of Dan is that he is one-of-a-kind!
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