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Egocentrism and self-serving biases

When people recall past events, they remember their own contributions to a project but only hear about other people's contributions. This results in people emphasising their own contributions to a project because they recall it better.

Even when you are aware of other people's contributions, you tend to show yourself as the hero while giving less credit to others than they deserve.

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