Research shows that male experimenters smile more at female participants,which can influence the results.Although researchers know this effect is possible,some may doubt that it happens in their research,a fallacy known as the

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The "not me" fallacy is the belief that even though a phenomenon may occur in general, it doesn't apply to oneself. In this case, some researchers may doubt that they are affected by the bias of smiling more at female participants, despite research showing that it is a common phenomenon.

Research Shows That Male Experimenters Smile More at Female Participants,which