Psychologist Examines Trump's Fast-Paced, Emotional Communication

A psychologist explains why the former US President often spoke quickly and emotionally.

They say his reactions could be explained by the idea that when people get frustrated, they might get angry.

The article draws on a psychologist's ideas about how our brains make decisions, which have a fast, instinctive part and a slower, more thoughtful part.

It suggests the President relies on the fast system, making quick choices based on feelings.

This may explain why his words and actions sometimes seem surprising or not well-considered, especially in important situations.

The conclusion is that fast decision-making may be a problem.