Definitions:

1. A psychological theory that suggests individuals believe the way they see the world is the most accurate, objective representation of reality. ADJECTIVE
   • Naive realism makes political compromise difficult because each side thinks the other is simply misinformed.
2. Refers to the belief that we see the world exactly as it is, without any bias or distortion. NOUN
   • Naive realism can lead people to assume they're unbiased while dismissing other's perspectives.
3. The philosophical doctrine that physical objects continue to exist when not perceived. NOUN
   • Naive realism is the childhood belief that the world is as it appears, without considering the limitations of our perceptions.

Synonyms:

• Egocentric bias Objectivity illusion False consensus effect