The phrase "the mode of thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the way one thinks or the preferences held by a group of people with regard to their thinking. For example, "The mode of thinking amongst the scientific community is increasingly based on evidence and data."
"A lot of people fall into the mode of thinking that there aren't a lot of black engineers because [black people] are not interested in it".
"This is really useful in getting out of the mode of thinking that the presidency is defined simply by your relationship with Congress, as opposed to using all the tools of authority you have as president".
In the case of Kelly Johnson, it has been discussed in an earlier section that rapid improvement to air surveillance might mean the difference between winning or losing the Cold War in the mode of thinking at the time.
Strikingly, the order in which the two tasks were carried out did not affect the pattern of results, supporting the idea that the mode of responding strongly determines the mode of thinking about conjunctions and hence the occurrence of the conjunction fallacy.
Step three is going to be the hardest because it requires you to change the mode of thinking that you've grown accustomed to.
This is theorized to rely on "System 2" which is the mode of thinking that directs conscious, deliberate, effortful activities like choice [ 40].
We revisit empirical results of our research into the modes of thinking that underlie design processes targeted at older persons.
Is the security of this mode of thinking worth the effort and harm it is causing you?
Partly in response to the shogunate's emulation of Chinese culture, this mode of thinking posited the uniqueness and inherent superiority of Japanese culture.
Catch yourself from slipping into this mode of thinking and resist the urge of projecting worries and shortcomings onto food.
Portable games fit into this mode of thinking.
