We often behave in ways that we like to think we don’t. We resolve this common contradiction through self-deception, “the active mis-representation of reality to the conscious mind” (Trivers, 2000). This chapter is about the way in which self-deception supports our ability to think of ourselves as the hero of our own narratives, when in fact we have been anything but.
Always the hero to ourselves: the role of self-deception in unethical behavior
MOORE, CELIA
2016
Abstract
We often behave in ways that we like to think we don’t. We resolve this common contradiction through self-deception, “the active mis-representation of reality to the conscious mind” (Trivers, 2000). This chapter is about the way in which self-deception supports our ability to think of ourselves as the hero of our own narratives, when in fact we have been anything but.
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