What does inertial thinking mean?

The meaning of inertial thinking is as follows:

Psychological stereotype refers to psychological "directional tendency", which is a state of preparation formed by certain psychological activities, and plays a positive or negative role in promoting psychological activities and behavioral activities such as perception, memory, thinking and emotion in the future.

Thinking set, also known as "inertial thinking", is a special mental preparation state or activity tendency caused by previous activities.

Under the constant environment, the fixed situation enables people to solve problems quickly by using the methods they have mastered. When the situation changes, it will prevent people from adopting new methods. Negative mentality is a shackle that binds creative thinking.

The so-called mindset refers to the relatively stable and stereotyped thinking route, mode, procedure and way (also called "stereotype" in perceptual knowledge stage) formed by repeated application according to the accumulated experience and lessons of thinking activities and existing thinking laws.

The fixed tendency of cognition is a habit, and habit is a conventional form of thinking. Habit-thoughtless reaction behavior and adaptive behavior that have been mastered skillfully often make people eat without hunger, sleep without sleepiness, roar without embarrassment, overwhelm reasonable ideas and deny them the opportunity to play freely. If you want to improve your ability, you must start from breaking through the mindset.