By understanding the fumdamental of the problem carefully, and recognizing that problem had the condition to focus on, we can train ourselves

Relying on intuition is useful when we don't have much time or thr problem is clear and familiar.

Because it is easy to make a decision fast. And furthermore in runnig out of time situations, it’s hard to notice whether or not i relyed on intuition. This kind of reasons make us using intuition. In dangerous situation, it will be better to trust intuition and take action than slow, deep thinking. Because it might be lead to death.

keep recalling the thinking that the performance so far is accidental and has no impact on the following situations

I think intuitions are more reliable when we need quick decisions. In that case, it could be late if we try to do reflective thinking.

People use intuition because it’s fast and easy—but it can also be biased and flawed. Reflective thinking is slower but more accurate and objective. The key is knowing when to trust intuition and when to slow down and think. Ideally, we should develop the ability to switch between both modes of thinking depending on the situation.

I think gambler's fallacy can influence people's behavior when they buy lottery. People may invest in numbers that hasn't recently emerged. In stock investment, people may think that stocks that has fallen for several days will rise in price. To avoid gambler's fallacy, we have to identify independent possibilities and think it independently with previous cases.

People seem to rely on intuition because it is faster and more convenient to use it. Intuition seems to work a little more favorably when logical thinking is not possible in a given situation, for example, when you are terrified. .

Let's look back on why I thought like this and figure out the essence of the problem.

And write it down on paper and check if my answer is correct.