naiiviin
Naiiviin is a term used in psychology to describe a state of limited or naive decision-making. It is often characterized by an individual's tendency to overestimate the accuracy of their judgments and to believe that they possess knowledge or understanding that they do not actually possess.
People in a state of naiiviin may exhibit behaviors such as excessive confidence in their abilities, a
The concept of naiiviin was first introduced by psychologists Keith Stanovich and Richard West in the 1980s
Naiiviin is often thought of as an extreme case of what psychologists refer to as the "Dunning-Kruger