Rigid thinking

Stereotype thinking is a common way of looking at things in life, which can also be called pattern thinking.

Establish a fixed connection between observable information and conclusion, regardless of logic, only see part of the information and get the result directly.

In fact, rigid thinking is widely used in reality.

For example, there is a saying that in the face of a dramatic figure, it is Cao Cao with a white face, Guan Yu with a red face and Zhang Fei with a black face.

So people often regard white-faced traitors, red-faced loyal ministers and black-faced reckless macho men.

In today's film and television dramas, in order to highlight the character, the foot color of the positive role is often tall and straight, while the negative role is often short-sighted and described as obscene.

This also takes advantage of people's traditional stereotypes about good people and bad people.

In life, the ideal type is often said to be a rigid thinking.

Single dog yearns for love at first sight. Simply put, both sides are in line with each other's ideal model.

In real life, due to the limited time and energy, it is often necessary to make a quick judgment.

At this time, stereotyped thinking comes into play.

When dating, people who meet for the first time need to judge whether it is worthwhile to continue dating.

When looking for a job, the recruiter should judge whether the job seeker is suitable for the position in a short time, and the job seeker should also quickly judge whether the recruiting unit is reliable.

Only a small amount of information is needed to make a quick judgment and draw a conclusion.

The blind date has a high face value and can continue. The mobile phone of the blind date is Xiaomi's, not pass.

Job seekers are too old to be eliminated. The recruiting unit doesn't seem to have much money. Let's leave.

Qualitative thinking is the pursuit of speed, and the accuracy is definitely worse and not satisfactory.

Deviation is inevitable, because a small amount of information is used to make a conclusion, but all the information is not paid attention to.

The blind date has a high value, but she doesn't like hygiene. She often doesn't wash her hair and can't stand it.

Job seekers are old, but experienced. One is worth three, and there is no loss.

The recruiting unit is very shabby, but all the money is spent on the lining, and the living welfare is very attractive.

When we pursue efficiency, rigid thinking can meet our needs.

When we have enough time, we can collect more comprehensive information and make more correct conclusions.

At the same time, it can also improve our stereotypes and better handle what we see and hear.