The Better Than Average Effect Refers To

Multiple Choice

The better than average effect refers to:

A) people's tendency to rank themselves higher than others on positive attributes.
B) people's tendency to perform better than average in areas that are strongly connected to their self-schema.
C) the fact that most people perform better than average on most tests of ability.
D) the fact that if you tell someone they have average ability in a given domain,they tend to interpret this feedback more positively than intended.