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how about you do these unanswered questions?!? instead asking for help cuz everything i want is UNANSWERED! if i was smart i would really help but im not that's why im trying to study U.S. history but the one's that are answered are pretty good. nice website just need to answer or fix the unanswered questions. thanks though.
The above answer would be an example of under confidence.
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Intellectual conceit can be described as?
overconfidence
What is the overconfidence phenomenon?
The Overconfidence Phenomenon is a term of modern psychology that pairs with Hindsight Bias. Basically, it states that humans naturally are overconfident in predictions on many parts of life. Also, If someone learns an outcome and believes that they could have foreseen it, they can develop overconfidence.
Overconfidence is best described as?
intellectual conceit
What words best describe Macbeth tragic flaws that brought riun on Macbeth and lady Macbeth?
ambition and overconfidence
Can the use of stimulants promote the delusion of overconfidence?
true
What are the release dates for Tough Season - 2013 Overconfidence 1-4?
Tough Season - 2013 Overconfidence 1-4 was released on: USA: 28 October 2013
Does overconfidence make it harder for people to make decisions?
yes
What is the moral of Casey at the Bat?
Don't let vanity and overconfidence be your undoing.
Use of stimulant can promote the delusion of overconfidence true or false?
true
How did pride and overconfidence contribute to the titanic sinking?
"pride and overconfidence" may be semantics regarding the mindset of 1912 seamen but altho there was a sense of security on Titanic, she was still equipped with lookouts, a wireless telegraph, a morse lamp, flares, and lifeboats.
Ow does Vosch's overconfidence help Cassie an her companions to escape?
Vosch's overconfidence leads him to underestimate Cassie and her companions, giving them the opportunity to plan and execute their escape without him expecting it. His arrogance blinds him to the possibility of them outsmarting him, which ultimately works in their favor.
What was the major result of consumer overconfidence in the economy in 1920?
many Americans purchased goods on credit
