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An outstandingly clear and precise study of the 'dual-process' model of the brain and our embedded self-delusions, writes Galen Strawson
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While going through this topic, I began to question myself, wondering what was a part of my system 1 and which was my system 2. My mind had immediately gone into thinking about how these two systems play a part in my ability to interact with other people. Thinking about my actions, why I do them, and what is good or bad about them is something I do very often. I have come to believe, however, that this constant evaluation of my actions has led me to choose what kind of ways I would act in a specific situation, and since I constantly do it, my system 2 decisions have become system 1 reactions. For example, as a child, I’ve always been a little carefree when it comes to talking to people, I didn’t care much about how I acted or what people thought about me. This was something I thought was fine, until I accidentally started offending some people with decisions I had made and things I’ve said. After evaluating myself on that situation, I began to be more cautious with how I talk to people and how I approach people, and that system 2 acknowledgement became a habit. And now, by system 1, every time I see a new person, I immediately worry about how I want to present myself and how I want them to think about me. This worry causes me to avoid most social situations because avoiding possible mistakes was a lot easier than constantly worrying about what to say.
Now, my social system 1 is avoiding people and thinking it’s better to run away from people. This is further supported by my system 2 reasoning, or self-convincing, that I am a shy person and that’s alright, because I still have friends anyway, so I don’t need to be any different. Every since I started college, however, the need to be better at socializing has increased a little bit. And I’m starting to realize just how difficult it is to change one’s system 1’s reactions due to how ingrained in our being they are.
I chose to interpret this topic in terms of socializing because it is the area of my life in which I can see my two systems trying to combat each other the most. I want desperately to open up and be able to talk to people, but I find it difficult to go against my natural reactions of spikes of anxiety in social situations and fear of rejection. I found this topic rather fascinating, particularly because these two systems sound straightforward and simple, yet they are involved with so many aspects of one’s life.
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