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Our thinking is partly controlled and partly .
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Some examples of automatic thinking include , mental templates that intuitively guide our perceptions, and , or unconscious memories.
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There are limits on the power of . For example, we are often about the accuracy of our judgments.
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People tend to seek evidence that proves them right, rather than looking for ways to disconfirm their hunches, a phenomenon called the .
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Research also indicates that we unconsciously our memories to suit our current knowledge, misremembering our past attitudes and behaviors.





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