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I don't think that D–K really has much to do with it: as originally presented, it predicts that the worst performers tend to think of themselves as close-to-ave
by LegionMammal978 2y ago
I don't think that D–K really has much to do with it: as originally presented, it predicts that the worst performers tend to think of themselves as close-to-average performers, not as the best performers. (In particular, there's no "U curve" of self-assessment.) Imitation of expertise is more of a kind of personal bravado.
- dustincoates 2y agoThis is the funny thing about people who mention Dunning Kruger: they are often getting it wrong themselves. The actual definition is what you said, while the popular definition is that the worst performers think they're experts.