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Thank you! This article creates a dichotomy where our hypothesis must be either 1) self-assessment is perfectly correlated with skill, or 2) completely uncorr
by fshbbdssbbgdd 5y ago
Thank you! This article creates a dichotomy where our hypothesis must be either
1) self-assessment is perfectly correlated with skill, or
2) completely uncorrelated.
I think neither of these makes sense as a null hypothesis.
The model you describe matches my intuition about what we should expect: people know something about their own skill level, but not everything.
- Mentlo 5y agoOne minor correction - the article creates a dichotomy where the hypothesis must be either 1) self-assesment is somewhat correlated with skill, or 2) completely uncorrelated And this is a true dichotomy. The "autocorrelative" effect doesn't need perfect correlation, just some correlation.