أثر الزلة

التجربة

ارتفع تقييم المتسابق البارع بعد سكب القهوة وانخفض تقييم المتوسط.

الشروط

يعتمد الأثر على تقدير الذات لدى الملاحظ وعلى الجنس.

الأبحاث اللاحقة

يُقيَّم إظهار الآخرين لضعفهم إيجابياً أكثر مما نتوقع لأنفسنا.

الأسئلة الشائعة

ما الأثر ببساطة؟

خطأ صغير يجعل الكفء أقرب إلى الناس.

هل يحدث دائماً؟

لا، فهو مشروط بالكفاءة وبساطة الخطأ.

تاريخ مراجعة المصادر: 2026-10-26

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