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Used to explain why weak performers may be unable to assess their own weakness and therefore remain overconfident.
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Dunning-Kruger effect
Used to explain why weak performers may be unable to assess their own weakness and therefore remain overconfident.
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"...American psychologists named Dunning and Kruger. There's something called the Dunning -Kruger effect. And so what they did was this. They ran an experiment...."
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"...the most confident in the world. That's what's called the Dunning -Kruger effect. And this helps explain why the world is why it is...."
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