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Overconfidence as Truth Approximation.
Human reasoning and decision-making under uncertainty often deviate from normative standards of rationality. Over the past decades, cognitive scientists have extensively investigated heuristics and cognitive biases, such as overconfidence—the tendency to overestimate the probability that one's judgments are correct.
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