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Practical Neurology, 2011
‘Unskilled and unaware of it: how difficulties in recognising one's own incompetence lead to inflated self-assessments’. Not really neurology but still a great paper, summarised by its title, which has important implications in training neurologists and revalidation. In this paper Kruger and Dunning1 took a group of Cornell students and asked …
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‘Unskilled and unaware of it: how difficulties in recognising one's own incompetence lead to inflated self-assessments’. Not really neurology but still a great paper, summarised by its title, which has important implications in training neurologists and revalidation. In this paper Kruger and Dunning1 took a group of Cornell students and asked …
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The Economics of Ignorance or Ignorance of Economics?
Critical Review, 1989THE ECONOMICS OF TIME AND IGNORANCE by Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Jr. and Mario J. Rizzo New York: Basil Blackwell, 1985. 261pp., $34.95 O'Driscoll and Rizzo, two leading exponents of the Austrian subjectivist school of economics, claim to provide an original and powerful challenge to mainstream neoclassical economics.
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Review of Philosophy and Psychology, 2012
It is commonly claimed that fully virtuous individuals cannot be ignorant and that everyday intuitions support this fact. Others maintain that there are virtues of ignorance and most people recognize them. Both views cannot be correct. We report evidence from three experiments suggesting that ignorance does not rule out folk attributions of virtue ...
Feltz, A., Cokely, E.
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It is commonly claimed that fully virtuous individuals cannot be ignorant and that everyday intuitions support this fact. Others maintain that there are virtues of ignorance and most people recognize them. Both views cannot be correct. We report evidence from three experiments suggesting that ignorance does not rule out folk attributions of virtue ...
Feltz, A., Cokely, E.
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Social Philosophy and Policy, 2004
If we wish to assess the morality of elected officials, we must understand their function as our representatives and then infer how they can fulfill this function. I propose to treat the class of elected officials as a profession, so that their morality is a role morality and it is functionally determined.
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If we wish to assess the morality of elected officials, we must understand their function as our representatives and then infer how they can fulfill this function. I propose to treat the class of elected officials as a profession, so that their morality is a role morality and it is functionally determined.
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Computer, 2010
The task of navigating the information hierarchy is harder than we would like to think and involves more uncertainty than we care to admit.
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The task of navigating the information hierarchy is harder than we would like to think and involves more uncertainty than we care to admit.
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Science, 2005
Congratulations to Science for shifting paradigms in the 125th Anniversary issue ([125 questions: what don't we know?, 1 July][1]), not only by focusing on what leading contemporary scientists “don't know,” but also by unabashedly labeling this collection of 125 important unanswered questions as a “survey of scientific ignorance.” Back in 1984, based ...
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Congratulations to Science for shifting paradigms in the 125th Anniversary issue ([125 questions: what don't we know?, 1 July][1]), not only by focusing on what leading contemporary scientists “don't know,” but also by unabashedly labeling this collection of 125 important unanswered questions as a “survey of scientific ignorance.” Back in 1984, based ...
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Orchestrating Ignorance, Ignoring Consent
2007Abstract This chapter discusses some of the unethical strategies polluters use to mislead citizens about pollution risks. It identifies at least ten special-interest or government behaviors — from advertising and lobbying to white-collar crime and information-suppression — that enable private-interest polluters to subvert the public ...
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Ignorance in organisations – a systematic literature review
Management Review Quarterly, 2023Harri Jalonen
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Dynamics of wilful ignorance in organizations
British Journal of Sociology, 2022Mats Alvesson, Katja Einola
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