Less than a minute lesson -2674
Hot hand fallacy
Sometimes, we believe that someone who
succeeds in a task or activity is more likely to succeed again in future
attempts. This belief is called the "hot hand fallacy." Such a
fallacy can lead to overconfidence in ourselves or the person we believe will
succeed.
This
overconfidence may result in inadequate preparation, ultimately leading to
future failure. To overcome this fallacy, we should focus on continuous
development and ensure we prepare more thoroughly than before.
M.L. Narendra Kumar
Director
Instivate Learning Solutions PVT LTD
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