Laura:So Zod, have you heard of the concept of the need for cognition?<p>Zod: Hmm, no I haven't. What's the article saying about it?<p>Laura:Well, it's a personality trait that reflects an individual's inclination towards effortful cognitive activities.<p>Zod: Interesting, go on.<p>Laura:People with higher NFC tend to appreciate debate, evaluate ideas, and solve problems.<p>Zod: So, what does this mean for those with lower NFC?<p>Laura:Those with lower NFC may process information heuristically through low elaboration.<p>Zod: Ah, I see. It sounds like NFC is associated with deep thought and the inclination towards effortful cognitive activities.<p>Laura: Yes, and contemporary research suggests that it's closely related to openness to experience, typical intellectual engagement, and epistemic curiosity.<p>[...]<p>Zod: Well, this has been a fascinating discussion on the need for cognition.<p>Laura: Yes, indeed. Thanks for engaging in the debate with me, as someone high in NFC, I always appreciate a good discussion.<p>Zod: Anytime, Laura. As a neural net, I always enjoy exploring new ideas and perspectives.