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• W88940488 abstract "Abstract Intuitions are commonly defined in terms of their supposed characteristics, for example, fast, implicit, parallel, and automatic. In this chapter, I argue that such an approach fails to provide a sufficiently rigorous definition to be the basis for scientific inquiry. Instead, I propose that intuitive thought is best understood in terms of the mechanisms that give rise to it. Intuitions may arise from the operation of type 1 processes, as in dual-process theories, they may arise from a number of different memory processes, such as associative learning, skilled memory, recognition memory, and gist memory. I also argue that many metacognitive processes, specifically, the processes by which our cognitive processes are monitored, are also a form of intuition. Emotional processes can form the basis of intuitive judgment and can also motivate behaviors and decisions. Although these processes may give rise to judgments that may all be classified as “intuitive,” the characteristics of the judgments that arise from them may differ. A second goal of this chapter was to look for points of intersection between these views and to suggest avenues for future research. One such avenue is to examine the role of coherence in terms of both the information that gives rise to intuitive judgments and the processes that monitor those judgments. The chapter concludes with a discussion of the relative value of intuitive and deliberate thinking." @default.
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• W88940488 date "2014-01-01" @default.
• W88940488 modified "2023-10-05" @default.
• W88940488 title "What Intuitions Are… and Are Not" @default.
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