System One thinking operates without conscious effort by automatically referencing past experiences and creating associations when faced with a decision. It is a quick, instinctive mode of thinking that often includes elements that may turn out to be irrelevant or harmful, such as jumping to conclusions or making false assumptions. This type of thinking happens uncontrollably and does not require conscious effort.
People often aren't able to come up with an answer that is logical and practical when faced with mak...
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