On subjective, socially desirable, and common dimensions, most people:

(A) see themselves as better than the average person.
(B) ignore their strengths.
(C) view everyone as relatively average.
(D) view others as superior.

In social psychology, individuals' self-serving bias is the point of view people have of themselves believing they are superior to others. Given a certain attribute, these kinds of individuals relate a positive outcome with their own "awesomeness" while a negative outcome is the reflection of others not being capable enough of reasoning like the individuals even though the individuals could be objectively wrong.

On subjective, socially desirable, and common dimensions, most people: (A) see themselves as better than the average person. (B) ignore their strengths. (C) view everyone as relatively average. (D) view others as superior.

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On subjective, socially desirable, and common dimensions, most people:

(A) see themselves as better than the average person.
(B) ignore their strengths.
(C) view everyone as relatively average.
(D) view others as superior.