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I thought I knew the basic premise of "Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow" even though I haven't read it... but I don't understand why this would be a key study for t
by threepipeproblm 10y ago
I thought I knew the basic premise of "Thinking Fast, Thinking Slow" even though I haven't read it... but I don't understand why this would be a key study for the book. Can anyone provide a quick explain?
- paulsutter 10y agoI agree - this study doesn't seem key to the premise of the book, the title seems misleading.
- dvanduzer 10y agoBiting a pen with your teeth or your lips should induce one of two different "Type I Thinking" facial expressions, associated with Kahneman's "fast thinking" as I understand it. This study appears to discuss the link between forcing a type I physical response, while attempting to prompt a type II response (laughter/humor). As I'm reading it, this study is talking about a previous study in which fuzzing the "fast thinking" system affected the "slow thinking" system. This new paper calls those results into question.