“To what extent does the reliance on Kahnemans theory of System 1 over System 2 in everyday decision-making impact the quality of human judgment and decision-making at the work place?”

Individual reflection paper 
You are expected to hand in one written task that you can work on individually and independently. In this task, you choose a theory, model, or concept we discussed during class or related to our covered contents and apply it to your personal or work-life experiences.
Objectives
The task has three objectives:
1. You can demonstrate that you have understood one of the concepts, models, or theories we covered in class (or one related to our covered topics).
2. You will demonstrate your ability to apply the concept, model, or theory to your personal (e.g., work- related) problem. This step is crucial: In times of AI, everyone can summarize a theory in a generic way. Your job will be to summarize and explain it in a way that works well for your specific question or problem, and this research focus has to be unique. Therefore, you work on a personal (e.g., work-related) experience and discuss what the concept/model/theory adds to your prior understanding of it.
3. You demonstrate that you can work with your chosen concept/model/theory scientifically, meaning that you submit a scientific paper in terms of form, language, style, and content.

Contents
Your text should be between 800 and 1200 words (excluding references). Structure your
text into meaningful parts. Describe the respective theoretical basis and application you want to discuss, reflect (critically) on what it means and can (or cannot) explain regarding your personal (everyday life or work-related) context.
Your text should cover the following aspects:
• First, you write a short introduction describing what you refer to and why. What is the
question or problem in focus? Why is this relevant? Come up with a question or thesis
that you want to focus on.
• Afterwards, describe/explain the concept/model/theory and the personal or work-
related experience/situation/anecdote to which you want to apply it.
• Then, you apply the concept/model/theory. This includes the description of the context
from the perspective of your chosen concept/model/theory and an analysis and interpretation of the context from your chosen perspective. Can you concretize which aspects of your application belong to which aspect of your concept/model/theory? Are you able to use the adequate technical terms? Do you cite your references, and do you cite correctly?
• Eventually, you come to a thoughtful, critical conclusion. Evaluate your approach critically. What was most significant, and what are possible limitations, other perspectives, alternatives, and implications for your (future) behavior? Does your concept/model/theory teach you something new about the described question or problem? What can it not explain? What do you learn from the limitations and the implications?
• The usage of in-text citations and a list of references is necessary. The list of references does not count towards your word count. Please use APA style.