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Author Topic:   The Dunning–Kruger effect
Stile
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12-06-2016 9:58 AM
Reply to: Message 4 by RAZD
12-06-2016 6:46 AM


Other factors?
To be honest, when I rate myself at something I generally tell people I'm worse than what I actually think I am.
Reason: I'd rather them be impressed than let down when they actually see what I can do.
So I see this fitting into the effect in the way I would report my performance.
But I don't see this fitting into the effect since it's not accurate as to how "I rate myself."
Is this sort of idea taken into account anywhere along the line?
I suppose if someone really, importantly (and I believed them) asked for my true-thoughts about how I rate myself... I would tell them. But I don't know if that would be high or low (probably still low... as this affect indicates).
Just sayin'.
Edited by Stile, : Removed "I don't care" part because it seems to be incorrect

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