Describe three biases that lead to self-enhancement explain how these bases bolster the self concept

Three biases of self-enhancement are Pride or self-serving, Social Comparison and Fame from others glory

Explanation:

Pride or self-serving: It is the act of exaggerating and accruing credit on individual capacity, competencies and performance even when this is not so much the case. This situation often bolsters self-concept when one seeks to elevate their status at the expense of other people or thing.

Social Comparison: This is another bias that leads to self-enhancement in the presence of groups and other social happenings. People tends to establish comparison with others within the same groups or circle who are doing less great than you are, by wanting to run down their morals for their personal self esteem.

Fame from others glory: This is another form of self-enhancement where one seeks to be basking in glory by adopting other people's credit or success as their. It is a self-concept because it places the self in a context where such person appears to be doing great.