Anonymous
8/4/2025, 4:16:44 AM No.17895030
There is no evidence of the Dunning Kruger effect being real.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 9:01:23 AM No.17895428
It doesn't require evidence since it's just a description of a possible state of knowledge. I guess you could say no on has ever exhibited it, but you can't deny it doesn't exist because it's not a thing to begin with.
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Anonymous
8/4/2025, 9:06:37 AM No.17895437
>>17895030 (OP)
Studies do show low-skilled people overestimate their ability (Kruger & Dunning's 1999 paper had solid data), but critics argue it's just regression to the mean... everyone's bad at self-assessment, not just idiots. The effect's real, but pop psychology oversimplifies it as 'dumb people are cocky'.
Studies do show low-skilled people overestimate their ability (Kruger & Dunning's 1999 paper had solid data), but critics argue it's just regression to the mean... everyone's bad at self-assessment, not just idiots. The effect's real, but pop psychology oversimplifies it as 'dumb people are cocky'.
Anonymous
8/4/2025, 9:20:55 AM No.17895459
>>17895030 (OP)
I see evidence everyday, the inverse is also true and I am evidence of that as well
I see evidence everyday, the inverse is also true and I am evidence of that as well
