Studies of self-enhancement have revealed that members of European and American societies tend to include the adjective "special" rather than "ordinary" to describe themselves.

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Research in cultural psychology has shown that individuals from Western cultures, particularly those in European and American societies, are more likely to engage in self-enhancement and view themselves in a positive, unique light, often using adjectives like "special" rather than "ordinary" to describe themselves. This contrasts with individuals from more collectivist societies who may emphasize group harmony and conformity over individual uniqueness.

Studies of Self-Enhancement Have Revealed That Members of European and American