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Sakshi Sobti

Sarika Kumar

Iti Dayal

Abhinav Mishra

Ashish Jain

Hemanth Kumar S

Abstract

Introduction: Human thoughts and actions are known to be significantly influenced by intellectual and cultural norms. The human cognitive style approach concentrates on distinctive cognitive procedures and interpretative frameworks that determine the people perceive and interact with their historical and philosophical heritage. Through exploring the thinking formed in different cultural settings, highlighting the interaction among social conventions, philosophical customs, and a person's mental processes, the analysis expands on previous studies. It seeks to clarify intricate and ever-changing those interactions.
Methods: The analysis used an in-depth approach to examine how social and cultural norms affect individual thinking. In order to find patterns and insights in cultural and intellectual material, AI data analysis uses computations, neural networks, and massive data processing. Individuals spanning a variety of socioeconomic origins polled, interviewed, and participated in mental exercises as a component of mixture of qualitative and quantitative information-gathering processes. The data analysis included a quantitative examination of analysis results as well as the interpretation of responses to interviews.
Results: The results of the study reveal that cultural and intellectual traditions play a substantial role in shaping the cognitive style of individuals. Participants from various cultural backgrounds exhibited distinct patterns in perception, problem-solving, and decision-making.
Conclusion: Here, we emphasize the reinforcing roles of human and AI methods in the maintenance and development of traditions, stressing the need for healthy blend of human ingenuity and AI-driven analytics. These variations could be attributed to the values, beliefs, and practices ingrained in their respective cultural and intellectual traditions.

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