: It argues that "success" is an unarticulated part of our mental definition of courage. We rarely call a failed attempt "courageous"; instead, we might view it as reckless or foolish. Other Notable Papers
Are courageous actions successful actions? - Taylor & Francis Courageous
This research dives into a psychological "blind spot" in how we define courage. While we often think of courage as the act of facing fear, this paper suggests that our brains are biased toward . : It argues that "success" is an unarticulated
