Technical Report for “When People Estimate their Personal Intelligence Who Is Overconfident? Who is Accurate?”

Authors

John D. Mayer, University of New HampshireFollow
A. T. Panter, University of North Carolina
David R. Caruso, Yale University

Abstract

The Technical Supplement includes additional information about the article “Who Believes they are High in Personal Intelligence.” The Supplement is organized such that material follows the organization of the article, with the exception that group-wise analyses—i.e., analyses based on median splits of the archival samples on the Test of Personal Intelligence and Self-Estimated Personal Intelligence, are in their own Appendix owing to the considerable length of that material.

Publication Date

5-11-2020

Document Type

Supplement

Recommended Citation

Mayer, John D.; Panter, A. T.; and Caruso, David R., "Technical Report for “When People Estimate their Personal Intelligence Who Is Overconfident? Who is Accurate?”" (2020). UNH Personality Lab. 32.
https://scholars.unh.edu/personality_lab/32