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1. A rational person is someone who is sensible and is able to make decisions based on intelligent thinking rather than on emotion.
2. If you spend more time thinking about your goals and your future than about past events, you're probably a rational thinker. Rational thinkers always think in terms of goals and objectives; both of which are future- and progress- oriented.
3. Rational thinking allows us to make decisions in new or unfamiliar situations by providing steps that help us gather and process relevant information. Help others improve their thinking abilities. When we regard thinking as a process, we can teach others how to improve their own rational thinking.

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• DECISION PARALYSIS. Decision paralysis is what procrastination looks like when social considerations make it inadmissible. ...
• PROCRASTINATION. ...
• TOXIC RELATIONSHIPS.

5.Irrational behavior arises as a consequence of emotional reactions evoked when faced with difficult decisions, according to new research at UCL (University College London), funded by the Wellcome Trust.