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Dunning Krugers study shows that accuracy correlates with confidence, that goes against the quote. In general people who are more confident are more likely to b
by Jensson 3y ago
Dunning Krugers study shows that accuracy correlates with confidence, that goes against the quote. In general people who are more confident are more likely to be correct.
- JohnFen 3y ago> In general people who are more confident are more likely to be correct. Interesting. That is so completely at odds with my experience that I find it hard to actually believe. I guess I need to look at the research.
- isolli 3y agoI think there is a different between: 1) Answering a specific question: "how confident are you in your results?" In this context, confidence is correlated with correctness. 2) Projecting external confidence in a social context. In this case, your experience and mine agree that the most overtly confident people are generally not the most competent ones.