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    Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
    EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

    Courses and Certificate Fees

    Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
    INR 2436yesCoursera

    The Syllabus

    Video
    • Trailer - Intellectual Humility: Science
    Readings
    • About this course
    • Course assessments and exercises

    Videos
    • Ian introduces Module 1
    • Introduction
    • Learning and explanation
    • Inconsistency, explanation and belief revision
    • Implications for child education
    Readings
    • Before you begin...
    • Optional companion book
    • "How Do We Become Intellectually Humble?" by Ian Church & Peter Samuelson (recommended)
    • "How Do We Develop and Maintain Humility?" by Bob Roberts (recommended)
    • "Confirmation Bias: A Ubiquitous Phenomenon in Many Guises" by Raymond S. Nickerson (further reading)
    Practice Exercises
    • Module Quiz
    • Back to school
    • Initial thoughts
    • Practice Quiz
    • Reading quiz on "How Do We Develop and Maintain Humility?" by Bob Roberts

    Videos
    • Ian introduces Module 2
    • Introduction
    • Humility, arrogance, and base rate neglect
    • Developmental over-optimism
    • The illusion of explanatory depth
    • Illusions of argument justification and insight
    • Illusions of the outsourced mind
    Readings
    • "What Can Human Cognition Tell Us About Intellectual Humility?" by Ian Church & Peter Samuelson (recommended)
    • "Searching for Explanations: How the Internet Inflates Estimates of Internal Knowledge" by Matthew Fisher et al. (recommended)
    • "The Illusion of Argument Justification" by Matthew Fisher and Frank Keil (further reading)
    • "Overestimation of Knowledge About Word Meanings: The 'Misplaced Meaning' Effect" by Jonathan Kominsky and Frank Keil (further reading)
    • "The Misunderstood Limits of Folk Science: An Illusion of Explanatory Depth" by Leonid Rozenblit and Frank Keil (further reading)
    • "Overoptimism about future knowledge: Early Arrogance?" by Lockhart et al. (further reading)
    Practice Exercises
    • Examples of biases
    • Module Quiz
    • Rose-coloured biases in action
    • Practice Quiz
    • More examples of biases
    • Reading quiz on "What Can Human Cognition Tell Us About Intellectual Humility?" by Ian Church and Peter Samuelson

    Videos
    • Ian introduces Module 3
    • Open-minded cognition
    • Open-minded cognition: relations with other constructs
    • The flexible merit standard model
    • Message tenability effect
    • The reciprocal nature of open-minded cognition
    • The earned dogmatism effect
    • The attitude justification effect
    • Concluding remarks
    Readings
    • "Are Some People Born Humble?" by Ian Church and Peter Samuelson (recommended)
    • The Big 5 Personality Test
    • "When Self-Perceptions of Expertise Increase Closed-Minded Cognition: The Earned Dogmatism Effect" by Ottati et al. (further reading)
    Practice Exercises
    • Module Quiz
    • Open-mindedness in public discourse and life
    • Initial thoughts
    • Untenable messages
    • Practice Quiz
    • Reading quiz on "Are Some People Born Humble?" by Ian Church and Peter Samuelson

    Videos
    • Ian introduces Module 4
    • Why not intellectualise?
    • Towards engagement: seeing the other as a person
    • Towards engagement: being involved
    • Towards engagement: not focusing on the self
    • Towards engagement: Dialogue, value and difference
    • An exploratory study
    • Conclusions
    Readings
    • Before you finish...
    • "How Do Emotions Affect Our Ability to Be Intellectually Humble?" by Ian Church and Peter Samuelson (recommended)
    • "The role of emotional engagement in lecturer-student interaction and the impact on academic outcomes of student achievement and learning" by Vathsala Sagayadevan and Senthu Jeyaraj (further reading)
    Practice Exercises
    • Module Quiz
    • Quiz: Initial thoughts
    • Practice Quiz
    • Deceptive self-justification
    • Reading quiz on "How Do Emotions Affect Our Ability to Be Intellectually Humble?" by Ian Church and Peter Samuelson

    Readings
    • Show what you learned by editing the Wikipedia entry on intellectual humility!
    • A brief How-To
    • TRAILER: Intellectual Humility: Theory
    • TRAILER: Intellectual Humility: Practice

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