Imagine a graph where the x-axis is competence and the y-axis is self-perceived competence. Quadrant II of that graph is Dunning-Kruger. Quadrant IV is imposte

Imagine a graph where the x-axis is competence and the y-axis is self-perceived competence. Quadrant II of that graph is Dunning-Kruger. Quadrant IV is imposter syndrome. Quadrants I and III aren’t talked about but I suspect most people, most of the time, end up in these quadrants if you ask them about their ability to repair helicopter engines or perform open-heart surgery.