The illusion of transparency refers to what belief?
A) The faulty belief that our thoughts and attitudes are more visible transparent) than is actually the case.
B) The faulty belief that we are more ethical and honest than we really are.
C) The faulty belief that we can read others' minds.
D) The faulty belief that our behaviors are in greater alignment with our attitudes than is actually the case.

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The illusion of transparency refers to the faulty belief that our thoughts and attitudes are more visible (transparent) than is actually the case. This means that we overestimate how well others can read our emotions and intentions, leading to misunderstandings and miscommunication.

The Illusion of Transparency Refers to What Belief