Intuition is our potential for inner knowing. "When judging others, we should plug into the nonlogical smarts of our right brain"(Meyers. Pg. 104). Schemas, Emotional reactions, expertise, implicitly, and subliminal all unconscious information that makes us know more than we know. We have mental templates that guide our perceptions and interpretations of our experience. For example if you hear someone say the word sects you may

elieve only what we know and what may not be true. What happens as well is that we create a belief from the behaviors of others or people tend to act in the way people's social expectations lead them.

Our mind takes mental shortcuts, known as heuristics. Our mind makes snap judgments when a person resembles someone. If John looks like he is a lawyer than we assume that he is even though he is not. We also judge things as a first come first serve bases type of way. If in the past month we have seen a fire and not a car accident we think of the fire first which makes us believe that a fire is more likely to happen. When it is fresh in your mind you tend to think of it first. We judge on a basis of a reference point. For instance if you had to guess the amount of jelly beans in a jar you would guess the number that you had last seen or heard, this is called anchoring. Stimulation is the imagining of "what might have been." This makes us to this about the past. All of this

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