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VNV Overconfidence

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Experiment 1 A - MTurk (Men)

Meikle, Hunsaker, Moore & 1 more

Experiment 1B - MTurk (women)

Meikle, Hunsaker, Tenney & 1 more

Experiment 2 - Lab Study Sample Size

Hunsaker, Tenney, Moore & 1 more

Experiment 2 - Lab Study Hypothesis

Hunsaker, Meikle, Tenney & 1 more

Experiment 4

Moore, Hunsaker, Tenney & 1 more

Experiment 5 - Lab (Attached)

Moore, Hunsaker, Tenney & 1 more

VNV Appendix

Meikle, Hunsaker, Moore & 1 more

VNV Appendix-Att/Unatt Verbal (text-only) Men/Women 7.25.16 (not using in paper)

Hunsaker, Tenney, Moore & 1 more

VNV Appendix-Attached Study with Failed Manipulation (not using in paper)

Hunsaker, Moore, Tenney & 1 more

VNV Appendix-Experiment 2- Lab Study Sample Size (not updated)

Hunsaker, Meikle, Tenney & 1 more

Is overconfidence a social liability? The effect of verbal versus nonverbal expressions of confidence

Tenney, Meikle, Hunsaker & 2 more

What are the reputational consequences of being overconfident? We propose that the channel of confidence expression is one key moderator—that is, whe...

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