Sentence examples for confident in their knowledge from inspiring English sources

In relation to confidence in knowledge, students who reported being moderately confident in their knowledge had significantly higher scores (mean = 4.37, median = 4.00, SD = 1.57) when compared to students who reported not being confident in their knowledge (mean score = 3.36, median = 4, SD =1.71, p =. 003).

The poll found Americans to be relatively confident in their knowledge of technology (the public's narrow definition may well have influenced that response).

By learning a subject like science in a way which encourages problem-solving, lateral thinking and critical analysis, the consequence would be a population confident in their knowledge, and the ability to apply it in everyday life.

As explained in yesterday's post about the survey results, many participants lacked even basic knowledge about what repellents are effective, although they were confident in their knowledge.

During my years as a CEO I observed that people who are confident in their knowledge wouldn't hesitate to share it with others in terms that are easily understood.

Seventy-nine students (80%) were from University A and 20 (20%) were from University B. Fifty-four students (55%) reported that they were very or moderately confident in their knowledge of radiation dose; 45 students (45%) reported that they were not really confident or, 'do not know'.

"This is a city where people are confident enough in their knowledge to boo at the opera," my old friend, Thomas Girst, a German who moved to Munich for the first time after many years in New York, told me as we stood in front of the National Theater, home of the Bayerische Staatsoper.

Confidence levels in answering these two questions increased dramatically: The 28% (EtBr) and 63% (RFLP) of the students who could not answer the two questions in the prequiz felt confident enough in their knowledge to answer them in the postquiz.

This was assessed by asking health professionals how confident they felt in their knowledge related to three key messages in the guidelines (confidence in classifying patients, in predicting recovery and in treating patients).

There is also extensive evidence at the K 12 level that girls are less confident than boys in their knowledge in science fields even after controlling for their actual performance (Meece et al., 2006; Micari et al., 2007; Sikora and Pokropek, 2012) and, thus, may not feel confident enough to provide an answer in front of a large group.

People who are confident in their civic knowledge, relative to others, are comfortable engaging in political discourse because they trust that they can defend their views and maybe even convince others of the merits of their worldview," political scientist and professor of political science at Elizabethtown College Dr. April Kelly-Woessner told Forbes.