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This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittoltz on Bloomberg Radio.

This week on the podcast, I have an extra special guest and what can I tell you?

His name is on the tip of your tongue. You know all about his research. You know all about

the charts that the internet created based on his research. You probably didn't know that that

wasn't originally. His work, David Dunning, famous for the Dunning Kruger Effect,

Professor of Psychology at Michigan. We talk about everything. His research, why people don't know

what they don't know, how we could get better at decision-making. Just absolutely a fastening

conversation. If you're at all interested in human cognition and psychology, in why we think we're

better at tasks than we really are, then you're going to find this to be an absolutely fascinating

discussion. So with no further ado, my conversation with David Dunning.

This is Masters in Business with Barry Rittoltz on Bloomberg Radio.

My extra special guest this week is David Dunning. He is a professor of psychology at the

University of Michigan, where he focuses on the psychology underlying human misbelief.

He is best known for his 1999 study with colleague Justin Kruger, unskilled and unaware of it,

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