The study can't get at whether emotionally fueled intuition drives a professional trader to avoid a bad trade, points out neuroscientist Antoine Bechara of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, because the researchers didn't monitor how the trade turned out.
Effective altruism, for instance, is a growing movement to use evidence and reason, rather than emotion and intuition, to drive funding decisions.
The assumption that "good" is context-dependent in this way may therefore itself be just the kind of thing to explain the intuition which drives the preceding argument.
So I could well understand the intuition that drove Helprin to write as he did, and can even empathize with how he must have felt to see his breezy reflection on copyright policy explode on the New York Times website, and elsewhere.
The design of the rules is partly based on intuition and partly data driven: we first use our intuition to come up with a rule and then manually refine it based on the observations we made on the i2b2 training documents.
But of course Mr. Frisell has a terrific sense of time, adaptable and easeful, driven by intuition.
Much of what Mr. Fishburne does — onstage, on screen and in life — is driven by intuition rather than deliberation.
An understanding of these interactions is still in its infancy for many of the relevant systems, and therefore the developments are largely empirical and driven by intuition, supported by quantum-chemical calculations and spectroscopic methods.
The 60-second feature is entitled Driven by Intuition.
But this process today is driven by intuition based on years of experience cooking and learning what works and what doesn't.
Instinctive thinking (driven by intuition and emotion) may cause people to disengage from their traditional values when behaving unethically in order to achieve personal gain (Fisman and Galinsky, 2012).
