Avoiding Overconfidence Penalties and Planning Buildings

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New research on confidence says nonverbal cues can help people avoid the social penalties of overconfidence. And, a collaboration between Notre Dame’s School of Architecture and the City of South Bend shows how buildings from the past can help plan for the future.

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October 19, 2018

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