Across
- 2. - An immediate conclusion formed in seconds
- 3. – Connects to the theme of how fast decisions can be shockingly accurate… or very wrong.
- 5. – Uncontrolled thinking that drives quick impressions.
- 8. – Hidden prejudices shaping behavior without awareness.
- 9. – Psychologist studying facial cues and rapid emotional recognition.
- 11. - Gladwell's term for rapid judgments based on minimal information
- 12. - The bias that taller people seem more competent or presidential
- 14. – Feeling-based reasoning shaped by rapid cognition.
- 16. – Automatic links that shape our quick judgments.
- 17. – Prior exposure influencing later decisions unconsciously.
- 18. -Thinking that occurs quickly and largely unconsciously
- 19. – Gladwell’s point that flawed snap judgments reveal patterned mistakes.
- 20. – What Gladwell argues we must consciously learn to do.
Down
- 1. - Mental processes outside our awareness that drive quick assessments
- 4. – Mental shortcuts used in thin-slicing.
- 6. – The error explored through Harding’s story.
- 7. - Example of how apperances mislead; voters "fell" for his looks.
- 10. - The fast, automatic part of the mind that interprets information.
- 13. – Initial judgments that strongly influence decision-making.
- 15. - A test measuring unconscious associations and biases