Sandbagging as a Self-Presentational Strategy¶
Gibson, B., & Sachau, D. (2000). Sandbagging as a Self-Presentational Strategy: Claiming to be Less than You Are. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 26(1), 56-70.
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- Expectancy-Calibrated Feedback Form
- Its central vulnerability is that it is gameable through the expectation itself: a recipient who learns the game can sandbag
This sourceDefines sandbagging as falsely predicting poor performance or feigning inability by stating a deflated expectation.
- Its central vulnerability is that it is gameable through the expectation itself: a recipient who learns the game can sandbag
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