What is the difference between confidence and over confidence?
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Mayank mehra said:
8 years ago
Sir, my opinion is that. I will explain with you example.
"My answer is right"-it refers to confidence.
"My answer is always right" -refers to self-confidence.
"My answer is right"-it refers to confidence.
"My answer is always right" -refers to self-confidence.
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Sharmin said:
8 years ago
There is no difference between confidence and overconfidence because if you succeed you are praised for your confidence and if you fails overconfidence term used to blame.
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Sedhumadav said:
8 years ago
Confidence leads to success. Over confidence leads to failure.
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Arindam Sarkar said:
8 years ago
Confidence is ruled by knowledge experience and interest in the work with having the scope of learning and experiencing something new. Wheras overconfidence is ruled by the thoughts of having all the knowledge and experience, and negligence about the work with having no scope of learning anything.
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Roshan K M said:
8 years ago
Sir, there is a slight difference between confidence and over-confidence. I'll explain with an example "I can do this" is confidence whereas "Only I can do this" is over-confidence.
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Pathan Shahebaz said:
8 years ago
When you do something about which you're sure, it is confidence.
When you do something about which you're not sure and giving statements based on emotions, its overconfidence.
When you do something about which you're not sure and giving statements based on emotions, its overconfidence.
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Sravani said:
8 years ago
In my point of view, I can do is confidence, only I can do is over confidence.
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Khan mujahed said:
8 years ago
Thinking to win after hardwork is confidence. Without any hardwork the wrong perception is overconfidence.
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Tri said:
8 years ago
There's a thin line between confidence and overconfidence. If I say something and I proved it right then it is confidence but if I could not prove it and then verbally saying the opposite that's called overconfidence.
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Pranay barbudhe said:
8 years ago
Sir, according to me.
"I can do" is confidence.
"Only I can do" is overconfidence.
"I can do" is confidence.
"Only I can do" is overconfidence.
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