Essays on intuition

The paper "The Use of the Intuition" states that you may do not know the exact answer to a couple of questions, but find the right decision by means of your Intuition. During human life, there can be a lot of problems that may be handled only with the help of Intuition. ... It is necessary to stress that every person has Intuition. This feeling frequently helps people to make various decisions when they lack knowledge in some particular situation. Sometimes the use of this important feeling that...

The essay "Blink - The Power Of Intuition" analyzes the book "Blink" in which Malcolm Gladwell, through his theory of 'thin slicing', has tried to describe the Intuition, the ability of the mind to perceive and understand those things or events, that are difficult to explain.... Gladwell refers to that part of our mind which is a huge storage of information and experience ( Gladwell, Page 11). This space he describes as adaptive unconscious and according to him, it is this part of the mind that,...

The "Partially Intuition-Based Attack Scenario" paper states that the people need to join the intelligence unit in supporting their community established movements and organization that cater for the challenges in the market region at home or at work. ... Any attack using weapons of mass destruction can prove remarkably difficult and dangerous. The attack reactions reflect accordingly as they bring several physical and psychological trauma, stress, and death. The reaction expected in the immediate...

The article "Clinical Intuition in Mental Health Care" believes that Intuition and analysis should be employed in decision-making to avoid the demerits of each being used separately. The research proposes documentation of Intuition for passing this decision-making knowledge from experts to novices.... The research questions for the research article are: Are clinicians able to make their use of intuitions explicit? Are Clinicians able to point out whether relying on intuitions is sensible? Do practicing...

From the paper "Intuition, Sensing, Thinking, and Perception Type" it is clear that the author's MBTI type is ISTP, which stands for Intuition, Sensing, Thinking, and Perception. It is a personality type that is characterized by being a man of few words and reserved. ... It is essential to state that a person with an ISTP personality type is best at working on their own at their own pace of time without relying on the help of other people. ISTPs are similar to INTJs in that both personality types...

The following essay under the title "Intuition as an Essential Part of One's Self" is focused on the concept of Intuition that can be described as a feeling or perception of what is real and what is the truth. Reportedly, Intuition can be perceived by others and many different things.... The cartoon actively describes Intuition and is a proper classic example of how Intuition affects the decisions that others make. Intuition is the ability to know and accept facts and truth without having to visually...

This essay "Mind over Machine: the Power of Human Intuition" discusses Arley's point of view, according to which there are many various intuitions. Those people, who trust their Intuition and use it in everyday life, are sure that they are right. However, it is not so.... As a rule, people do not pay much attention to their Intuition. However, it is worth doing this. If there were an opportunity to use Intuition in a proper way and see how other people think, there would be fewer problems and we...

In the article "Intuition-analysis in Women Managers and Gendered Stereotypes by Hayes" it is illustrated that Hayes and Allinson's (2004) article on 'Intuition, women managers and gendered stereotypes' is challenging and informative, however, it provides a one-sided view.... The paper embraces approaches that support the viewpoint of its authors and do not compare the results and findings reached with opponent researches. In the article Hayes and Allinson (2004) explore the gender-centered perspective...

The paper "Application of Intuition Decision-Making Theory in the Nursing Care Practice" highlights that nurses employ Intuition theory as one of the decision-making theories as discussed above which act as guidelines for decision-making in the nursing practice. ... Nurses are faced with increased demands regarding making decisions about care on a daily basis. However, the process of making a choice which is the essence of decision making is a complex one. Based on O'Neil et al (2005, pp.66) the...

The paper describes the most effective way of contesting torture idealism, it is a combining pathos and logos appeals through the 'Ancient Empiric' and 'The Counter-Aesthetics of Torture' because they can show that torture is ineffective in generating truthful confessions and that it is dehumanizing, not only to the tortured and torturers but to the general public who condones it... The author concludes that the public and politicians will know how illogical and immoral torture is, they will increasingly...

Definitions of Intuition are discussed and two working definitions are proposed. It is suggested that all of these problems can be resolved by cognitive-experiential self-theory, a dual-process theory of personality according to which people process information with two systems... Intuition is considered to be a subsystem of the experiential/ intuitive system that operates by exactly the same principles and attributes but has narrower boundary conditions. The next section includes a presentation...

This paper 'Philosophy - Freedom, Responsibility, and Human Action" focuses on the fact that Intuition is referring to a mental process that enables a thinker to gain new knowledge.... Intuition can be used as a tool in gaining new knowledge, it is not considered as a reliable source of information.... as edited by Pockett, Banks, and Gallagher (2006), the researcher will discuss his/her own personal views with regards to the role of Intuition on human action and, moreover, moral responsibility....

Intuition and emotion begin the search for knowledge while reason is used to modify these feelings.... The scientific process involves making hypotheses based on Intuition and then engaging in discovery to confirm or reject such hypotheses.... s Albert Einstein put it, “the only real valuable thing is Intuition.... In order to address this question, I am going to focus on Intuition, emotion, reason, language and sense perception ways of knowing through use of ethics, human sciences and natural sciences areas of knowledge....

Intuition makes an essential part of human reasoning and perception of objects, events.... In this line, Intuition is therefore defined as one of the senses that make one knows about events happening within their surroundings.... Furthermore, Intuition can also be described as an instinct that the brain uses alongside other human minds to make one know and figure out what is happening in the immediate surroundings[1].... om, on the other hand, defines Intuition as the direct perception of fact and truth without any bit of reasoning process....

Alvin Ng the role of Intuition in this process is discussed.... However, Intuition or “gut-feeling” (Khatri and Alvin Ng 2000, p.... The main idea of the article is that Intuition is not a supernatural phenomenon.... Alvin Ng the role of Intuition in this process is discussed.... However, Intuition or “gut-feeling” (Khatri and Alvin Ng 2000, p.... The main idea of the article is that Intuition is not a supernatural phenomenon....

Evidence from a study conducted by McCutcheon and Pincombe (2001) indicates that Intuition is a product of the synergy resulting from the interaction of a number of.... The reliance on Intuition among such people is therefore less likely to result in negative consequences comparing with Response Papers Week 7 Response to the First Intuition is not some form of mystical power that emerges from nowhere and has no rational basis or explanation....

Similarly, Intuition has been with humanity from the beginning.... And currently, there has been an emerging interest in the importance of Intuition in management, particularly in surmounting the weaknesses of logic in 'loosely structured situations'.... Running Head: Intuitive Management Building Intuition as a Managerial Competency A Discussion Paper Submission ... Similarly, Intuition has been with humanity from the beginning....

In this thesis, the empiricists agree that they know by Intuition that their concept of God includes their concept of eternal existence.... This theory argues that some knowledge is under independent What are the Intuition Deduction Thesis?... This is the theory that s some prepositions are under knowledge by Intuition and more by deduction.... In this thesis, the empiricists agree that they know by Intuition that their concept of God includes their concept of eternal existence....

If we can try to argue to derive the meaning of Intuition, this is a.... Different individuals argue that dependence on Intuition is not recommendable, despite the fact that it is always accurate.... We should have knowledge of when and how we should reject Intuition.... There will also be an analysis on Intuition's reliability, as it will enhance its comprehension (see Barrett).... This was an ideal practical example of a situation where Intuition was appealing, but on the other hand, it was totally wrong....

So, we get a new idea here: we are talking about those explanations that are not definitely wrong and which are appealing to our Intuition.... So, the question here arises; what is our instinct?... An instinct, also referred to as the sixth sense, is an inner feeling that every human is....

For many years, critical thinkers have debated on the roles that reasoning and Intuition play while making moral judgments.... Cognitive Psychology {Name of student} {Unit Code} – {Unit name} {Name of University} 12 November 2011 Introduction For many years, critical thinkers have debated on the roles that reasoning and Intuition play while making moral judgments.... Cognitive Psychology {Unit – {Unit of 12 November Introduction For many years, critical thinkers have debated on the roles that reasoning and Intuition play while making moral judgments....

Intuition is a way of perceiving, which relies on relationships, meanings, and possibilities beyond the reach of the conscious and includes behavioral attributes.... A way of knowing something instinctively, Intuition seems to be a residual process accommodating whatever cannot be explained by other means.... Intuition is intellectual which operates subconsciously.... The logical aspect of Intuition can be easily suppressed and we can make mistakes in the intuitional level of consciousness....

Some of the strengths of Intuition include one can listen and observing a situation more keenly, with an inner voice offering direction (Goodman, 2010).... Typically, Intuition provides wise counsel concerning the situations that people are facing even though it is difficult to ascertain if it is logically correct.... onversely, Intuition challenges the mind of an individual to choose either the intuitive option or the one as a result of logical reasoning, by doing so you would have exhaustively analyzed the options before settling for the best....

The indicators include; extraversion, introversion, Intuition, sensing,.... The indicators include; extraversion, introversion, Intuition, sensing, thinking, feeling, perceiving and judging.... The results were as follows: Extraversion (100%), Intuition (38%), Thinking (12%), Perception (22%) (Leverage Your Personality Type)The results represent the following (Leverage Your Personality Type):Extraversion prevails over IntroversionIntuition is of moderate preference to SensingThinking is of slight preference to FeelingPerceiving is of slight preference to JudgingThe ENTP personality type is beneficial to social interaction in the work place....

The quantitative approach relies on evidence and numerical data while the qualitative approach relies on an individual's Intuition.... Consequently, tuning in to the edge and Intuition that offers a better understanding of factors for informed decisions is necessary.... Tuning to the edge and Intuition also offer a deeper understanding of the factors and integrating them with evidence and data that often identify relationships and their significance offers a strong basis for decision-making (Kerfoot, 2005)....

MAKING DECISION BY NAME: COURSE: PRESENTED TO: DATE: Making decisions In a couple of sentences outline why it is difficult to distinguish between clinical-decision making errors solely due to intuitive judgement or analytical judgement Hammond (1996) explains that Intuition is a cognitive process that provides answers and idea solutions without using any conscience, or logically defensible processes.... In other words, Intuition cannot be made explicit while an analysis can be made explicit....

Many of those surveyed by the authors say that Intuition is one of the main methods they use when they have to make decisions.... Ticha, Hron and Fiedler argue that the use of Intuition has replaced the traditional beliefs of rational scientific reasoning and may argue against or for the use of these new Intuition models (2010).... However, Intuition seems to conflict with most of the sense views the managers have, making the process of making decisions quite difficult....

The WOKs that are most important to the cognition of this essay are Intuition, language and reason.... However, this shows that in most cases, people use Intuition more than reason in judging Art.... Intuition is unconscious thinking.... Therefore, when considering the role that Intuition and reason play in understanding art, it is clear that WOKs are a check on our instinctive judgments because they determine our interpretation of arts....

Kant believed that unless Intuition (or perception) is processed by the empirical concept it remains a raw sensory data without any knowledge of the object.... Kant believed that unless Intuition (or perception) is processed by empirical concept it remains a raw sensory data without any knowledge of object.... The Intuition relates to the object directly and is particular in nature while an empirical concept relates to several objects (or perceptions) indirectly and is general in nature....

Kant defines transcendental idealism of “all appearances I mean the doctrinal system whereby we regard, one and all, as mere presentations and not as things in themselves, and according to which space and time are only sensible forms of our Intuition, but not determinations given on their own or conditions of objects taken as things in themselves” (CPR A369: translation from Kant 1996).... For, “all our Intuition is nothing but the representation of appearance; that the things that we intuit are not in themselves what we intuit them to be, nor are their relations so constituted in themselves as they appear to us' (A42/B59), and that “‘we can have cognition of no object as a thing in itself, but only insofar as it is an object of sensible Intuition, i....

This study seeks to redefine Intuition in a form, which is acceptable to the rationalistic school.... ow Intuition and its effects are conceived within the cognitive physiological theories and what are the actual effects measured if any?... In the business world, people will still remain unwilling in 2011, to acknowledge their use of Intuition, fearing negative responses of approaching unseriousness (Agor1, 1986).... ? This study seeks to redefine Intuition in a form, which is acceptable to the rationalistic school as an effect tool, being the intuitive effects of the phenomena intuitive intelligence....

Intuition or the form of Intuition for the INTJ, can be said to be rational.... As an individual who invests a lot of time in learning and investigating, the type of Intuition that is accessible to the INTJ is also the outcome of conditioning through “reason” or “rationality” [Personality Page, 2011, “INTJ”].... That is, intuitions take the forms of finding a common thread through seemingly disparate elements, and having the insight at first which was conditioned by reasoning patterns of the past, and further, a type of Intuition that can be factually verified....

We tend to decide through Intuition.... At times, our Intuition could be perilous.... We tend to judge the things and our Intuition overtake objective reality.... Our Intuition about ourselves also tend to go astray.... In short, our information processing system and Intuition are enormously strong but could be perilous....

Sensing-Intuition: This indicates the way through which people take information whether they focus on actual or real based meaning or prefer to apply or interpret the meaning to what they observe (University of Kentucky, 2011).... The people, who prefer Intuition, provide emphasis to hypothetical object and visualise any matter.... For example, people who prefer sensing is down-to-earth and extremely dependent on past experiences where as people who prefer Intuition are considered idealists and rely much on the future (Prem, n....

Secondly, a person cannot have knowledge of objects that require “divine intellectual Intuition”, although his capabilities of reasoning will require him to acquire knowledge of such objects (Kreines, 2007, p.... By this Kant means that Intuition of human beings is sense Intuition.... Kant takes consideration of divine Intuition as completely different Intuition than human Intuition (Copleston, 2003, p....

ur Intuition is always here and everybody is connected to their Intuition.... But, mostly people don't pay attention to their Intuition.... To make better decisions, we always need a balance of Intuition, which serves to bridge gap between rational thinking and instinct and reasoning.... To tap into our Intuition mediation and mindfulness are the best practices.... Intuition boosts our self knowledge....

The paper "An Outlook of Jonathan Haidts Social Intuitionist Theory" highlights that various model theories have been devised to best illustrate and explain the processes of deriving a moral judgment. Two of the most influential theories include the Rationalist and Social Intuitionist Theory. ... Generally, Rationalist and Social Intuitionist Theories have been founded by several philosophers and psychologists; both of which have well-deserved merits and demerits. However, this paper will focus on...

oreover, people who have a stronger tendency towards Intuition observe patterns and make impressions about them.... They also have important qualities like inventiveness, imagination, and idealism (Sensing or Intuition Preferences, 2009).... ost importantly, Dubrin (2005) advocates that Intuition develops from a constant weighing of various information that has been stored in the memory through experience such that decision-making become instinctive and seasoned....

These writers score very high in Intuition as they are dependant on Intuition for writing.... Their dependency on Intuition may make their work look irrational and lack of factual information.... Certain writers give great importance to factual information while others are highly dependent on their Intuition....

The discovery is a category of inspiration and also Intuition.... The Intuition of children is very similar to that of artists.... Children normally lose their sense of creativity, discovery or Intuition through the education process.... The creativity is illustrated through the perspective of several artists and authors....

urrent research has revealed that moral judgment relies on emotions and efficient Intuition more than on conscious reasoning (Greene & Haidt, 2002).... In the current social Intuition model, the researchers have merged their results in the automaticity and neuroscience together with the evolutionary psychology theory.... The social Intuition model links moral judgment to aesthetics judgment.... The feelings that people display usually affect Intuition, since judgments are always fast and do not engage the consciousness of an individual....

This involves the Intuition to exist through regulations, act in harmony, respect ethical instructions, and follow the superiority of the affiliation against the Intuition to delight in one's immediate aspirations, act brutally to attain supremacy over others, and implement one's aspirations.... In the entire narration, there is a linkage of civilization with morals and the Intuition of savagery with wickedness.... The Intuition of savagery is primitive and basic, in numerous instances, as something that development imposes upon the individual instead of human temperament....

ursing Intuition ... In nursing, Intuition is considered acceptable since it is a direct perception and hence is based on information.... Through Intuition in nursing, it is possible to acquire knowledge that may not be absolute truth but is more realistic and consistent with the goals of the observer.... Intuition is more reliable if the nurse is skilled and experienced and provides knowledge for activities that need to be undertaken within a specific clinical or administrative situation....

There is a possibility that the translator may have made little mistakes by Intuition.... There is a possibility that the translator may have made little mistakes by Intuition.... Intuition means understanding an issue without having any evidence that it is true.... This is the Intuition.... Although the nurses were wrong, they all along had been thinking that they were right, since they believed their Intuition to be correct simply because they had strong but untested beliefs....

The roles of creativity in individual as well as organization decision making, Intuition, group and collaborative decision making and leadership that makes the decision making and problem solving in organizations efficient is also discussed. ... The other two situations would be those where Intuition and creative decision making be best suited.... ole of Intuition and creativity better decision making ... hey rely on an unconscious process "created out of distilled experience" (Robbins, 2001, p 137) which is known as Intuition....

This essay principally has a concern on the motivational techniques that managers apply when introducing change to their employees (Intuition Learning and Development).... This essay principally has concern on the motivational techniques that managers apply when introducing change to their employees (Intuition Learning and Development).... First, it reduces employee morale since those left work under pressure, as they lack knowledge about who is the next individual to leave the department (Intuition Learning and Development)....

According to his theory, individuals experience Intuition, sensation, thinking, or feeling.... On the other hand, the tool is important in understanding individuals mind and their Intuition (Quenk, 2001).... The other aspects on the irrational mind include Intuition and sensation.... Myers Briggs type of perspective in Psychology provides the perception of individuals that relate to introversion, Intuition, perception, judgment, and thinking....

In human this sense can be addressed as Intuition, clairvoyance or telepathy.... There are different types of ESP and they can be categorized as follows: telepathy, clairvoyance, Intuition and precognition.... 3) Intuition: When one acquires information without the use of reasoning or logic, then it is termed as Intuition.... Intuition has originated from a Latin word, “intueri” which can be given meaning as “to look into the mind”....

The first one, offered by Hume, insists that moral decisions and judgments are based on emotions and Intuition.... The first one, offered by Hume, insists that moral decisions and judgments are based on emotions and Intuition.... ey words: moral decision making, moral dilemma, emotions and Intuition, reasoning, universal moral grammar.... However, research results show that moral decisions are usually based on Intuition.... Human emotions seem to direct Intuition....

The paper discusses the role of Intuition in making the decision and the meaning of the risk of conflict and its types.... ow could you utilize the Intuition in making your decision And when ... Thus, managers are forced to use their Intuition in essential situations especially when there is lack of information.... Intuition is often mistaken for emotions, though.... Although Intuition is formed in subconscious level, the intuitive decision making is a combination of quick qualitative and quantitative analyses (Quinn 1980)....