naive realism

美 [naɪˈiːv ˈriːəlɪzəm]英 [naɪˈiːv ˈriːəlɪzəm]

naive realism

noun

(philosophy) the philosophical doctrine that physical objects continue to exist when not perceived: Synonym: realism

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1

It is hard to combat naive realism because the illusion that we see the world objectively is such a powerful one .

要对抗“天真的现实主义”很难，因为“我们客观地看待世界”这个错觉非常强大。
2

Lee Ross , a psychologist at Stanford University and co-author of a new book , The Wisest One in the Room , describes the problem as " naive realism . "

斯坦福大学（StanfordUniversity）心理学家、新书《房间里最聪明的人》（TheWisestOneintheRoom）的合著者之一李•罗斯（LeeRoss），将这个问题描述成“天真的现实主义”。