The Curse of Expertise¶
Hinds, P. J. (1999). The Curse of Expertise: The Effects of Expertise and Debiasing Methods on Predictions of Novice Performance. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 5(2), 205-221.
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- Curse Of Knowledge
- Expert testimony and forecasting — experts underestimate how long tasks take for novices and overestimate how persuasive their arguments will be.
This sourceShows experts underestimate how long tasks take novices, and that debiasing is only partially effective.
- Expert testimony and forecasting — experts underestimate how long tasks take for novices and overestimate how persuasive their arguments will be.
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