The Impact of Thinking in a Foreign Language on Decision-Making and Biases

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Did you know that using, speaking in, and thinking in foreign and second languages can have real and significant affects on your thought processes and decision-making?

In other words, thinking in English can make you more objective, better at making financial decisions, and help you remember things in detail.

This is the Foreign Language Effect: let’s take the rest of this episode to discuss it in detail!

TRANSCRIPT - https://thinkinginenglish.blog/2023/09/25/263-the-foreign-language-effect-how-thinking-in-english-can-improve-your-decision-making-and-memories-english-vocabulary-lesson/

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Vocabulary

• Egotistical (adj): self-centred or selfish; believing oneself to be superior to others.
• Rational (adj): Based on reason or logic rather than emotions.
• Thought process (n): The series of mental steps or cognitive activities that occur when one is thinking or reasoning.
• Perceptions (n): The way in which something is understood or interpreted by the mind.
• Moral (adj): A principle or belief concerning what is right or wrong; ethical.
• Bias (n): a tendency to see things from one perspective.
• Risk (n): The possibility of loss, harm, or danger
• False memory (n phrase): An inaccurate recollection of an event or experience that did not actually occur.

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