Explain over confidence barrier and how it influence people's behavior

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If someone has to much confidence it could scare people away or you could get your self hurt or in serious trouble. Having too much confidence isn’t necessarily a good thing.

nadezda [96]3 years ago

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Answer:

Look at my explanation

Explanation:

I think that being overconfidence is a big influence to our behavior for these reasons. Overconfidence makes you feel full of yourself a little to much. It prevents you from analyzing the situation. It can lead to arrogance. Here’s my example, of a situation I have fallen into. I had to take this big quiz once and I almost failed it because I thought I had studied enough. My overconfidence prevented me from checking my answers before I submitted the test. And it can have quite the bad effect in other situations to of course.

*you should add more but here’s a start*

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