Week 11 Day 1 - Dunning/Kruger and Frames Part 2

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Today we went over a few more cognitive biases, and talked about frames again. Your next homework assignment will be to find examples of the topics we've talked about in class, and post them onto the discussion board, so make sure you understand them!


The Dunning/Kruger effect is very common on the internet - it's when people who have studied a topic a little bit overestimate their knowledge of a subject. The "Internet Expert" or "Google PhD" who has never heard of something before but think they're experts on a subject since they did a google search this one time.



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