Autonomy
Deep thinkers often value autonomy and independence in their thought processes. They may prefer to explore ideas individually, free from external pressures or influences.
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The psychology of a deep thinker encompasses various cognitive and personality traits associated with a tendency to engage in profound, reflective, and complex thought processes. Here are some psychological aspects often associated with deep thinkers
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Level 1 Thinkers vs. Deep Thinkers
- Level 1 Thinkers: those who refuse to consider other viewpoints, thought processes, or arguments.
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5. Freedom and adventure
People who craves freedom and adventure, may bully others who they see as obstacles to their independence or autonomy. They may use manipulation or deceit to undermine the authority of others and assert their own desires.
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