Why We Get Things Wrong, Predicting the Actions of Others and Buying Daffodils with David Dunning
Experimental social psychologist, former Cornell University professor and current professor of psychology at the University of Michigan, David Dunning, joins Adam this week to discuss our brain's incredible power to be unaware of being wrong, the Dunning-Kruger Effect, and why the first rule of "Dunning-Kruger Club" is you don't know you're in the…
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What Is The Dunning-kruger Effect
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How Can Anyone Become An Expert At Anything
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Why Do Beginners Make No Mistakes
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