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BlinkMalcolm Gladwell · 81 weeks“second. His work is a classic example of conscious and deliberate thinking. But Gottman, it turns out, can teach us a great deal about a critical part of rapid cognition known as thin-slicing. “Thin-slicing” refers to the ability of our unconscious to…”
Supplied book text; lines 115–115 · lines 115–115
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The detector found 27 occurrences of “thin-slicing” within its defined search area. The excerpt above is one contextual anchor; locations are listed below.
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Supplied book text; lines 115–115. Exact source words are separate from the editorial annotations on this page.
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