Study: How You Think of Yourself Usually Matches How Others Think of You
(WorldNews Health)

A new Canadian study shows that how we view ourselves is usually how others perceive us as well. “It’s widely assumed that people have rose-colored glasses on when they consider their own personality,” said Dr. Brian Connelly, an associate professor in the University of Toronto Scarborough’s Department of Management. “We found that isn’t necessarily the case, that on average people don’t show any trend in rating themselves more favourably than they’re rated by their peers.” Self-reporting...