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The document discusses several topics including the importance of judging people based on their character rather than appearance, different personality types, an irritable doctor, unconscious biases, problem-solving approaches, and the importance of trusting one's own thinking. It notes that little things can make a difference, there should be no discrimination, and people should be judged based on thinking rather than nature or appearance.
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- 3. In the first story a person must have the little knowledge about everything . There are different types of people like - extraversion , agreeable There is a doctor who is irritated , he don’t talk to patients in a good way Due to this every one dislikes his way of treating every one .
- 4. About the conscious and the unconscious mind It about the group of graduates having the two scrambled sentence test The first one with words like – aggressive , bold, rude ,bother , disturb, intrude Second one with respect , considerate , appreciate , patiently , yield , polite and courteous . The students have different types of percentages like 55.6% and 42.6% .
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