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Social psychology
the finding that people often cannot report the real causes of their own behavior and instead give plausible explanations drawn from lay theories.In social psychology, limits of introspective access refers to the finding that people often cannot report the real causes of their own behavior and instead give plausible explanations drawn from lay theories. This meaning comes from Nisbett (1977) in Psychological Review.[1]