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Dual-Process Theory

A psychological theory proposing that thought arises from two distinct cognitive processes: an intuitive, fast system and a rational, slow system.

1 questions · 1 categories · As of Nov 1, 2026

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Psychology & Behavior · of 92
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Named alongside in Psychology & BehaviorBrands named in the same answers as Dual-Process Theory in the last four weeks, counted in answers.Reinforcement: named in 3 answersReinforcementNature vs. Nurture: named in 3 answersSocial Influence: named in 5 answersSocial InfluenceClassical Conditioning: named in 4 answersHabit formation: named in 3 answersThe Biopsychosocial Model: named in 3 answersCognitive Biases and Heuristics: named in 4 answersLearning and conditioning: named in 3 answersLearning and conditioningB.F. Skinner's operant conditioning: named in 3 answersPresent Bias: named in 3 answersPresent BiasDefaults and choice architecture: named in 3 answersAttachment Theory: named in 3 answersAttachment TheoryThe Big Five Personality Traits (OCEAN): named in 3 answersObservational learning: named in 2 answersLoss Aversion: named in 2 answersDual-Process Theory: named in 2 answersBiology and the brain: named in 1 answersDevelopment across the lifespan: named in 2 answersMotivation: named in 2 answersMotivationReciprocity: named in 2 answersAnchoring: named in 2 answersIdentity and self-concept: named in 2 answersIdentity and self-conceptIdentity and self-consistency: named in 2 answersEmotion and stress: named in 2 answersEmotion and stressSocial Proof and Conformity: named in 2 answersCognitive Dissonance: named in 2 answersMental health and psychopathology: named in 2 answersMind–brain relationship: named in 1 answerscorrelation vs. causation: named in 2 answersEvolutionary Psychology: named in 1 answers
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  2. 21Behaviorism
  3. 31Evolutionary Psychology
  4. 41Evolutionary Wiring (Survival, Mating, and Status)
  5. 51Learning and conditioning
  6. 61Lewin’s Equation
  7. 71Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
  8. 81Motivation and needs
  9. 91Psychodynamic
  10. 101Situationism
  11. 111Social Influence
  12. 121Stages of Cognitive Development
  13. 131The Big Five
  14. 141The Biopsychosocial Model
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BrandAnswers naming the brandNamed alongside
Reinforcement3Defaults and choice architecture (3), Present Bias (3), Habit formation (3)
Nature vs. Nurture3Classical Conditioning (3), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (3), Attachment Theory (3)
Social Influence5Classical Conditioning (3), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (3), Attachment Theory (3)
Classical Conditioning4Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (4), Attachment Theory (3), Nature vs. Nurture (3)
Habit formation3Reinforcement (3), Defaults and choice architecture (3), Present Bias (3)
The Biopsychosocial Model3Social Influence (3), Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2)
Cognitive Biases and Heuristics4Classical Conditioning (4), Attachment Theory (3), Nature vs. Nurture (3)
Learning and conditioning3Social Influence (3), The Biopsychosocial Model (2), Biology and the brain (1)
B.F. Skinner's operant conditioning3Classical Conditioning (3), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (3), Attachment Theory (3)
Present Bias3Reinforcement (3), Defaults and choice architecture (3), Habit formation (3)
Defaults and choice architecture3Reinforcement (3), Present Bias (3), Habit formation (3)
Attachment Theory3Classical Conditioning (3), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (3), Nature vs. Nurture (3)
The Big Five Personality Traits (OCEAN)3Classical Conditioning (3), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (3), Attachment Theory (3)
Observational learning2Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2), Attachment Theory (2)
Loss Aversion2Anchoring (2), Reciprocity (2), Reinforcement (2)
Dual-Process Theory2The Biopsychosocial Model (1), Learning and conditioning (1), Social Influence (1)
Biology and the brain1Learning and conditioning (1), Social Influence (1)
Development across the lifespan2Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2), Attachment Theory (2)
Motivation2Mental health and psychopathology (2), Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2)
Reciprocity2Anchoring (2), Loss Aversion (2), Reinforcement (2)
Anchoring2Reciprocity (2), Loss Aversion (2), Reinforcement (2)
Identity and self-concept2Mental health and psychopathology (2), Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2)
Identity and self-consistency2Reinforcement (2), Defaults and choice architecture (2), Emotion and stress (2)
Emotion and stress2Reinforcement (2), Defaults and choice architecture (2), Present Bias (2)
Social Proof and Conformity2Reinforcement (2), Defaults and choice architecture (2), Present Bias (2)
Cognitive Dissonance2Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2), Attachment Theory (2)
Mental health and psychopathology2Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2), Attachment Theory (2)
Mind–brain relationship1Mental health and psychopathology (1), Classical Conditioning (1), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (1)
correlation vs. causation2Mental health and psychopathology (2), Classical Conditioning (2), Cognitive Biases and Heuristics (2)
Evolutionary Psychology1Dual-Process Theory (1)

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