The Confidence Illusion: Why You Think You’re Right Even When You’re Wrong - SciTechDaily

A recent study highlights the "illusion of information adequacy," where individuals believe they have sufficient information to make decisions even when they don't. This often leads to confidence in choices based solely on partial data If you confide

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Oct 11 2024
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People often overestimate their knowledge when making decisions, a phenomenon termed the “illusion of information adequacy.” Research shows that even with limited information, many feel confident in … [+4617 chars]

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