After controlling for self-selection bias, the impact of PBC on reliability shifted from negative to strongly positive.

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For decades, psychologists have debated whether narcissism is a form of self-delusion, a cognitive bias, or a self-serving social strategy.

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The problem is what is called self-control bias in behavioral finance.

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Workers know logically that they need to save more for retirement, but they struggle to forgo present consumption, owing to lack of self-control, an emotional bias.

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But what if the cumulative lack of rigor, of critical self-deprecation, turns into systemic publication bias?

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Those papers fail to use double-blind methods to strip out possible researcher bias, and most rely on self-reported mold exposure by patients, many of whom are involved in mold lawsuits.

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That bias towards control is understandable, and not merely self-interested.

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The editorials by Brown and Taylor are reasonable, although a bit self-serving (or perhaps reflects their long-held research bias and interests).

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Barton, a law professor at the University of Tennessee, The Lawyer-Judge Bias in the American Legal System explains that the legal profession has self-serving tendencies.

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