Over optimist
Can you please explain "over optimist"?
These (commitment) contracts they have the ability to help the potential to help people's lives by helping them fulfill their plans for the future. However people will only enter this contract if they are aware of their self-control issues, otherwise they simply would think that they don't need them and actually there's evidence that people are really over optimist about how much self-control they will have in the future.
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anonymous over optimist It's wrong. It should be "overoptimistic". It's like "overconfident".
- anonymous over optimist It's wrong.
- It should be "overoptimistic".
- It's like "overconfident".
- They judge themselves as capable of more than they can actually do.
- CJ
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anonymousover optimist
It's wrong. It should be "overoptimistic".
It's like "overconfident". They judge themselves as capable of more than they can actually do.
CJ
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