Are We As Honest As We Think We Are? | Christian Miller
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After years of researching hundreds of psychological studies that put people’s character to the test, philosopher Christian Miller (Wake Forest) has concluded that a gap exists between how good we should be and how good we actually are. This interview from our archives features Christian's book, The Character Gap. You can order a copy here.
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