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hard-easy effects

hard-easy effects is the plural of hard-easy effect.

Meaning of hard-easy effect

Noun

hard-easy effect (plural hard-easy effects)

  1. A cognitive bias comprising a tendency to overestimate the likelihood of one's success at a task perceived as difficult, and to underestimate that likelihood at a task perceived as easy.

Questions about hard-easy effects

What is hard-easy effects the plural of?
Hard-easy effects is the plural of hard-easy effect.

Words near hard-easy effects in the dictionary

  1. hard-cured
  2. hard-drinking
  3. hard-driving
  4. hard-earned
  5. hard-easy effect
  6. hard-easy effects
  7. hard-edge
  8. hard-edge painting
  9. hard-edge paintings
  10. hard-edged
  11. hard-favoured

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