Why some of the best leaders have these seemingly contradictory traits
Fast Company,
Confidence and humility are not opposites—even if we often think of them that way.
Advances in Experimental Social Psychology
Academic Press
Eight Popular Misconceptions About Confidence
Forbes,
am EDT| Henry Ford famously noted that “whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you are right”.
Workers fall into two camps of competence and confidence. Here’s how to manage both
Fast Company,
Strategies to deal with overconfident people who make lousy business decisions an habitual underestimators who hurt future…
Philippines needs Navy missiles says Senator as people starve
FPMag ,
Statistically, the greatest threat to the people of the Philippines comes from within the country.
Use Your Smarts for Good
The Atlantic,
“How to Build a Life” is a column by Arthur Brooks, tackling questions of meaning and happiness.
Work Life 4 red flags that someone can’t be trusted according to science
Fast Company,
How to tell if someone who is showing off is actually revealing their insecurity.
Learning New Concepts with ChatGPT
Medium US,
Pairing Artificial Intelligence with the Feynman Technique Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have led to some…
Are Confidence and High Self-Esteem Really the Recipe for Success?
Medium US,
According to research, an increasing number of American university students believe they are special.
News story from L'Express on Thursday 22 December 2022
L'Express,
1 + 1 maybe equals 2
Medium US,
Dec 16 3 min read If you are a Product Manager, you that this is how most product decisions are made.
News story from Australian Financial Review on Friday 09 September 2022
Australian Financial Review,
News story from Australian Financial Review on Friday 26 August 2022
Australian Financial Review,
How does the cockpit pecking order impact decision-making during the final approach?
MorningNews,
Deciding whether to land or to make a go-around is one of the most important and hazardous operations involved in flying.
How does the cockpit pecking order impact decision-making during the final approach? - TechNewsBoy.com
TechNewsBoy,
Deciding whether to land or to make a go-around is one of the most important and hazardous operations involved in flying.
How does the cockpit pecking order impact decision-making during the final approach?
Tech Xplore,
Southwest Airlines Flight 1248 slid off the runway while attempting to land in Chicago in December 2005.
MIL-OSI Global: How does the cockpit pecking order impact decision-making during the final approach?
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
– By Eve Fabre, Chercheure en Facteur Humain
How does the cockpit pecking order impact decision-making during the final approach?
Global Advisors,
file v jw Senohrabek Deciding whether to land or to make a go-around is one of the most important and hazardous operations…
How does the cockpit pecking order impact decision-making during the final approach?
The Conversation,
Deciding whether to land or to make a go-around is one of the most important and hazardous operations involved in flying.
Hiérarchie dans le cockpit : comprendre la prise de décision au moment de l’atterrissage
The Conversation,
La décision d’atterrir ou de remettre les gaz est l’une des plus importantes et risquées du vol.
Design in EdTech: Product Design + UXR + UXW + LXD
Medium US,
A deep dive into how four design disciplines collaborate to ensure consistent high quality learner impact throughout product…
The Dunning-Kruger Effect: The Paradox of Our Own Ignorance
Medium US,
Mark Manson 2 hours ago · 9 min read T he English philosopher Bertrand Russell once said, “The whole problem with the world is…
Managing Uncertainty in Patient Care
Endocrinology Advisor,
One of the central themes of physicians’ professional lives this past year has been the lack of certainty when addressing COVID-1…
Robin Padilla called out for his false claims on DLSU’s history
MSN,
Actor once again found himself on the hot seat after a history group called him out for claiming that the was established by the.
Strategies for Managing Uncertainty in Patient Care
MPR,
One of the central themes of physicians’ professional lives this past year has been the lack of certainty when addressing COVID-1…
Why you need to observe your users
Medium US,
Surveys are not enough and don’t tell you the whole story Kayla J Heffernan 2 hours ago · 5 min read Photo by UX Indonesia on…
Strategies for Managing Uncertainty in Patient Care
Renal & Urology News,
One of the central themes of physicians’ professional lives this past year has been the lack of certainty when addressing COVID-1…
仕事､運転､勉強…あらゆる分野で｢できない自信家｣が蔓延する理由 - プレジデント社
Biglobe,
成績が下位25％の人は自分の能力を過大評価し、上位25％は過小評価する。この「できない人ほど自信家」現象は、なぜ起きるのでしょうか。脳科学が専門の細田千尋先生は「勉強だけではなく、運転や仕事などあらゆる分野でこの現象は認められており、学生より社会人に自信家が…
Don’t Listen To The People Who Tell You There’s One Right Way
Newsbreak,
Photo: Caleb Jones/Unsplash “This is what you should be doing when you graduate from university.” I heard this so many times in…
Dunning-Kruger Isn't Real
Psychology Today,
The Dunning-Kruger effect says people who know the least are most overconfident.
Socratic Wisdom: Real Knowledge Is Understanding The Extent of Your Own Ignorance
Medium US,
Your mind is at mercy to what it is fed and is shaped through the lenses of your perceptions 1 hour ago · 4 min read Socrates…
“Fake It ‘Til You Make It” Worked. Now What?
Medium US,
When confidence holds you back from success Dec 7 · 7 min read T here’s a story floating around in my brain that dresses itself…
'Follow Trump off a cliff’: Psychological analysis reveals 14 key traits of people who support the president
Alternet,
As he himself said even before he won the presidential election in 2016, "I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot…
His fans ‘would follow Trump off a cliff’: 14 key traits revealed in psychological analysis of people who support the president
The Raw Story,
As he himself said even before he won the presidential election in 2016, “I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot…
They ‘just want to watch the world burn’: Psychological analysis reveals 14 key traits that explain Trump supporters
The Raw Story,
As he himself said even before he won the presidential election in 2016, “I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot…
Psychological analysis reveals the 14 key traits that explain Trump supporters
Alternet,
Supporters of Donald Trump speaking at a campaign rally at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Beyond Imposter Syndrome: the Third Definition of Inept
Medium US,
Check your U.S. voter registration status or register to vote here. Not suitable to the time, place, or occasion Melissa Toldy…
Why People Offer Unsolicited Advice and How to Positively Deal With Them
ThriveGlobal,
The why behind unrequested advice and how to react to it We all know someone who gives advice even when not asked.
That Time Che Tried To Make Soda
Medium US,
The Dunning Kruger Effect, a picture, and a Cuban revolutionary Aug 5 · 7 min read “Forget about Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola.
The art of giving good workplace advice
BBC News,
The art of giving good workplace advice Giving advice is often counterproductive, say experts, even when someone asks you for it.
Five Steps to Cognitively Distance in the Age of Cognitive Dissonance
Medium US,
How to continue loving loved ones whose beliefs and decisions offend you. May 27 · 5 min read The era of cognitive dissonance…
‘The work I do reaches more than 32m people across Europe’
Silicon Republic,
Mark Murray, a software engineer at Zalando in Dublin, has been working at the company for three years.
10 aspectos que definen si eres una persona inteligente
Computer Hoy,
Existen muchos tipos de inteligencia más allá de la prueba de coeficiente intelectual, ya que las capacidades cognitivas del…
How to Spot an Incompetent Leader
Harvard Business Review ,
March 11, 2020 Executive Summary If we want less incompetent men in leadership roles, those responsible for judging candidates…
9 science-backed signs that you're a lot smarter than you think
Business Insider,
Wave Break Media/Shutterstock If you think you're not that smart, that may actually be a sign that you're smarter than you think.
Bill Maher Supports Vaccine-Autism Connection
Forbes,
WireImage On the November 1, 2019 episode of “Real Time with Bill Maher,” he had a conversation with pediatrician Jay Gordon, MD…
Can We Save The American Dream?
Forbes,
Getty Se Several major reports came out during the past couple of months, notably a report from Georgetown Center for Education…
9 telltale signs you're even smarter than you think you are, according to science
Business Insider,
Luis Alvarez/Getty Images If you think you're not that smart, that may actually be a sign that you're smarter than you think.
Impostor syndrome strikes again! 4 steps to get past it
The Seattle Times,
A CNN reporter emailed asking whether she could interview me about impostor syndrome.
Collaborative problem solvers are made not born – here's what you need to know
The Conversation,
Challenges are a fact of life. Whether it’s a high-tech company figuring out how to shrink its carbon footprint, or a local…
'Extreme opponents of genetically modified foods know the least but think they know the most'
Reason,
'Extreme opponents of genetically modified foods know the least but think they know the most' Title of the Nature Human…
Psychological analysis reveals 14 key traits that explain the president's die-hard supporters
The Raw Story,
Two Trump supporters stand outside Carmine's in New York City (Screen cap). Whether we want to or not, for the sake of America…
This neuroscientist details the 14 distinct cognitive flaws that lead people to become hard-core Trump supporters
Alternet,
These people would follow Trump off a cliff. While dozens of psychologists have analyzed Trump, to explain the man’s political…
This complete psychological analysis reveals 14 key traits that explain Trump supporters
The Raw Story,
Trump supporters and protesters gather outside a campaign rally (and accompanying anti-Trump protest) for President Trump and…
Distrust in Science and Expertise Can Be Deadly — Here's How We Can Overcome It
Alternet,
Over time, groups of experts become embedded within our societies. They become our trusted institutions.
Developing trust after disasters -- and every day
The Conversation,
Hurricanes, tornadoes and wildfires have tested our resolve as individuals, communities and societies.
Wie weinig weet heeft sterke mening
NRC Handelsblad,
Mensen die de minste feitenkennis hebben over autisme, denken dat ze meer van autisme weten dan wetenschappers en artsen.
Search Engines May Seem All-Knowing, But They’re Not. Here’s How to Get More Trustworthy Results
TIME Magazine,
The most famous dictum of the science fiction writer and futurist Arthur C. Clarke may be his Third Law of Robotics: “Any…
Does your boss consider you a 'non-talent'?
BBC News,
This article originally appeared on The Conversation, and is republished under a Creative Commons licence.
Why your boss shouldn't make you aware of your incompetence
New Zealand Herald,
Have you ever compared your work performance to a colleague's? It's a daily habit for most of us, and can often have a positive…
Why your boss should not make you aware of your incompetence
Phys.org,
Home Other Sciences Social Sciences June 11, 2018 June 11, 2018 by Anand Van Zelderen And Yannick Griep, The Conversation Have…
Why your boss should not make you aware of your incompetence
The Conversation,
Have you ever compared your work performance to a colleague’s? It’s a daily habit for most of us, and can often have a positive…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
Forget 'gut instinct' — this 1 strategy may help you make better decisions
TODAY,
When making a decision, let your uncertainty guide the way. We’re often told to listen to our “gut instinct” or “first instinct…
A Neuroscientist Explains What Could Be Wrong with Trump Supporters’ Brains
Alternet,
Donald Trump has said many things that would have been political suicide for any other Republican.
A neuroscientist explains what could be wrong with Trump supporters’ brains
The Raw Story,
There’s no doubt that Donald Trump has said many things that would have been political suicide for any other Republican.
The Dunning-Kruger Effect Shows Why Some People Think They’re Great Even When Their Work Is Terrible
Global Advisors,
By Mark Murphy Pat is a programmer at a large software company. At best, he’s a middling performer; his code is a mess (initializ…
DeShone Kizer makes incredibly persuasive case for why he shouldn't play: Doug Lesmerises
Cleveland.com,
BEREA, Ohio -- That's it, I'm off the DeShone Kizer bandwagon, momentarily. He pushed me off, convincingly, not by playing…
The Dunning-Kruger Effect Helps Explain Why People Resist Hearing Constructive Criticism
Forbes,
Shutterstock Dan is a senior financial analyst and, in his mind, he’s the best one on the team.
Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why Some People Think They're Great When Their Work Is Terrible
Sign of the Times,
© Shutterstock Pat is a programmer at a large software company. At best, he's a middling performer; his code is a mess (initializ…
The Dunning-Kruger Effect Shows Why Some People Think They're Great Even When Their Work Is Terrible
Forbes,
Shutterstock Pat is a programmer at a large software company. At best, he’s a middling performer; his code is a mess (initializin…
Trump Supporters: Basket Of Deplorables Or Basket Cases?
Huffington Post,
THE BLOG 09/19/2016 04:12 pm ET Bobby Azarian Neuroscientist (PhD) and creator of the blog Science Is Sexy (scienceissexy.com…
The Psychology Behind Donald Trump's Unwavering Support
Psychology Today,
Source: Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons There’s no doubt that Donald Trump has said many things that would have been political…
A neuroscientist explains what may be wrong with Trump supporters’ brains
The Raw Story,
Audience member Robin Roy (C) reacts as U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump greets her at a campaign rally in…
The Psychological Quirk That Explains Why You Love Donald Trump
Politico Magazine ,
Many commentators have argued that Donald Trump’s dominance in the GOP presidential race can be largely explained by ignorance…