Sentence examples for styles of thinking from inspiring English sources

This chapter reflects on the material presented in about the differences between System 1 and System 2 styles of thinking and their implications for risk assessment and decision making in industry.

Using Professor Daniel Kahneman's 2012 book Thinking Fast and Slow" as its main point of reference, Chapter 11 summarizes what psychologists widely regard as the two styles of thinking: System 1 and System 2. System 1 is fast and effortless, but prone to irrationality and bias.

In my new book, I maintain that humanity has evolved four broad basic styles of thinking and behaving based on our brain chemistry.

There and in other earlier works, Fleck had already used 'inkommensurabel' to describe different styles of thinking within the natural sciences as well as to discuss the ramifications of radical conceptual change in the history of science.

As the new science took hold in the seventeenth century and as, in the eighteenth century, new styles of thinking about the history of philosophy grew, Ficino's reputation declined.

We also found that the scientists' styles of thinking (visual, verbal, auditory, kinesthetic, etc). were correlated with their hobbies in that visually oriented scientists have more images in their imagination, [End Page 66] while verbally oriented ones are more likely to become science commentators and theorists.

Her first hurdle was an administration led by a thirty-year veteran sheriff who had come up through the ranks and holds a sort of "old style" way of thinking when it comes to communications.

You will discover that our whole style of thinking, of building up aggregative stories from individual decisions, is not at all the way they think.

Marías's is a style of thinking more than writing.

Alexithymia is a characteristic style of thinking and feeling involving deficits in the recognition of emotions.

I'm counting on a more democratic, Athenian-style of thinking at home to balance Sparta.