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dual process theory
dual process theory Dual process theory is a framework for understanding choice and other mental activity by distinguishing between two broad kinds of processing: fast, intuitive, low-effort processing and slower, more deliberate, effortful processing.
Dual process theory is a framework for understanding choice and other mental activity by distinguishing between two broad kinds of processing: fast, intuitive, low-effort processing and slower, more deliberate, effortful processing. It also recognizes that real decision making can involve a combination of these two kinds of processes.