Metacognitive and Interpersonal Intellectual Humility Are Asymmetrically Associated with Well-Being
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin
Published online on June 30, 2026
Abstract
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Intellectual humility, lauded as an important intellectual virtue, is theorized to encompass metacognitive tendencies (i.e., appreciation of the limits of one’s knowledge and intellectual abilities) and interpersonal ones (i.e., appreciation ofothers’...
Intellectual humility, lauded as an important intellectual virtue, is theorized to encompass metacognitive tendencies (i.e., appreciation of the limits of one’s knowledge and intellectual abilities) and interpersonal ones (i.e., appreciation ofothers’...