Yeah, those who overrate themselves despite their lack of knowledge, skills and competence are super-annoying.
Dunning–Kruger Effect – Why Once a Fool, Always a Fool
The majority of people believe that they are better-than-average. In psychology, this phenomenon is called the illusory superiority. A specific form of illusory superiority is Dunning–Kruger’s effect which states that people overestimate their abilities based on their real abilities. The rule is that the less competent a person is, the more they overestimate themselves. And, on the other hand, able people have a tendency to underestimate themselves slightly. A considerable part of this phenomenon is also the fact that the less able people do not change their attitudes even after being confronted with the reality.
University tests have shown that in a room full of 100 people the majority of people score better than or equal to average.
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