Unrealistic optimism: East and west?

This did not vary by SES, but the interaction between SES and nationality approached significance [ F (1,283) = 3.45, p = 0.064] suggesting that the lower Indian frequencies were a feature of the lower SES Indians’ judgments (40.7%, SD = 16.48) and not of the higher SES Indians’ judgments whose frequency scores averaged at 47.3% ( SD = 12.89) and were thus very similar to the judged frequencies offered by the English participants.

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