I've opened a question trying to point out every doubt I had on a language of development: I thought it could be constructive.I'm pretty proud of the formulation of this question since it gives almost nothing as understood. While I was studying math at university many books were giving many concept as known.At the moment in which I'm writing 5 persons downvoted the question saying: How about learning something about 1) JavaScript objects ({}), 2) jQuery callbacks 3) jQuery plugins?Actually there is a cognitive error in this sentence. He thinks (opinion) that I've lacked of effort, but actually I've studied Javascript at the university (fact). I've also tried to google for it (fact), but without the exact knowledge of what to look for I could not find an explanation. I'm making an assumption interpreting his sentence.Another guy simply answered in a constructive way.I think that this cognitive error is pretty diffuse. How is it called? Is it an attribution error? Can it be motivated by the need for feeding self-esteem while putting no effort in making something constructive?
Attitude to judge and avoid efforts
cognitive psychology