I don’t have much social confidence, but social confidence need not be related to credence calibration. I still end up giving somewhat overconfident answers on CFAR’s credence calibration game, despite being shy. My above comment could have been clearer: the bit about “my perception of the quality of certain things that I have written” has more to do with my self-worth, and less to do with my ability to judge the quality of my own writing.
I don’t have much social confidence, but social confidence need not be related to credence calibration. I still end up giving somewhat overconfident answers on CFAR’s credence calibration game, despite being shy. My above comment could have been clearer: the bit about “my perception of the quality of certain things that I have written” has more to do with my self-worth, and less to do with my ability to judge the quality of my own writing.
Oh, I think I see. Confidence is a feeling, while credence is a belief.