I’m Right, You’re Wrong
The Dunning-Kruger effect
Updated: 2025.01.08
3 min read · Intermediate
I’m Right, You’re Wrong The Dunning-Kruger effect Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 Can you recall a recent situation where someone offered you unsolicited advice? Explain how you felt and responded. Q4 Have you ever found yourself giving advice or opinions on a topic you weren't knowledgeable about? How did you come to realize that? Q5 In your opinion, is there a balance between offering advice and respecting others' expertise? Q6 Do you believe understanding the Dunning-Kruger effect can be helpful? Why or why not? Q7 Do you think age should be a determining factor in assessing someone’s advice? Why? Q8 How do you think social media platforms contribute to the prevalence of unmerited advice in today's society? Q9 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions unsolicited not asked for 例文 1 I like giving unsolicited advice. 例文 2 Her unsolicited criticism cut too close. brazen excessively bold without shame 例文 1 The defense attorney crossed the line (he was almost rude), and when the judge said, “Don’t be brazen with me,” her anger was palpable. 例文 2 I’m at a loss for words that you should have thought he was telling the truth. I could never buy into his brazen lies. profess to state something insincerely 例文 1 Jacob is such a hypocrite. He professes the importance of fighting climate change, but he flies everywhere in his private jet. 例文 2 She professed to know the details of the case, but she was clearly unprepared. sequester to hide away 例文 1 This is a sequestered spot. 例文 2 I found a wild, sequestered spot in the park. |
| *本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。 |
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*本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。