Abstract Thinking is a process done daily. During this process, certain activities go through the mind. For instance, when trying out a new recipe, certain thought processes occur in the mind of an individual (Haslam, 2010). For instance, he or she would be thinking if the proportions of the ingredients are correct, whether the meal would be as tasty as it sounds or even if the family would love the recipe. These are some of the factors that lead to the features, which affect the process of thinking and making decisions. Introduction With thinking, the issue of perception comes. This involves the argument outside the normal thought of an individual (Kirby and Goodpaster, 2007). The medium is the representation of the mental state of thought. The medium gives the features of the real thing through a clear, vivid, and real details of the things perceived by the mind. The process of thinking can change instantly, according to an individual’s emotions (Haslam, 2010). Various emotions affect behavior, the recollection of events, and their verbal or writing tone. For instance, when someone is in a peaceful state of mind, he or she enjoys what he or she is doing and feels confident about it. However, in instances where a person has doubts or is stressed up, then whatever he or she is doing will not be done accordingly. This, therefore, means that our emotions influence the way we think. Nature of Thought The process of sensing begins with the conversion of environmental stimuli, which then leads to the occurrence of sense. This then transforms into a signal stream and data. Antennas support the mechanisms of sense. After that, the next process is the withdrawal of signals. For instance, in case of danger, the signal could be either to run or to scream. Thereafter, the stimulus is evaluated by coming with the nature of the danger. Human beings use ears, nose, and eyes to aid their sensing process (Kirby and Goodpaster, 2007). Memory is the capability of remembering the past, which was learned or from the experience of the past (Pugh et al 2002). Memory involves various processes and they include recognizing, recall, learning, and the ability to retain information. These processes are because of changes in chemicals in the areas of the brain that are found between the hippocampus and neurons (Paul and Elder, 2006). In life, human beings normally go through a lot of misrepresentations and conflicts, because of making decisions and judgments based on their perceptions. One of the instances that I went through was when I had just joined my new school. I quickly made friends because I was always being generous and helpful during class times. Two friends had become close. I was used to the habit of sharing everything that I had with them. I expected the same in return. This is because it was something that I had learned from my family, in that you should return a good deed with a good deed. One day, I found my friends giggling and they suddenly went quiet when I approached them. They did not want to tell me what was going on. Later on, I realized that they were talking about a class assignment that I did not know about, and was due on that day. I did not know the assignment because I had missed school for three days. I also learned that they were making fun of my generosity. I thought that since we were go