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| − | + | '''Confidence''' is "trust or belief in the ability or worth of a person, thing, or situation, often based on past experiences and evidence. [[Self-confidence]], in contrast, is the internal, deep-seated belief in one's own overall abilities, judgment, and inherent capacity to succeed, especially in new or unproven situations where external evidence is lacking." | |
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Revision as of 22:58, October 8, 2025
Confidence is "trust or belief in the ability or worth of a person, thing, or situation, often based on past experiences and evidence. Self-confidence, in contrast, is the internal, deep-seated belief in one's own overall abilities, judgment, and inherent capacity to succeed, especially in new or unproven situations where external evidence is lacking."