In these essays, he attributes the success of mathematical reasoning to its access to the "principles of sensitive form" and the "primary data of intuition", which results in "laws of intuitive cognition" and "intuitive judgments" about magnitude and extension.
The present study approached this question by testing the plausibility of interpreting OFC activation for intuitive judgments in the framework of the described two-stage model of intuition.
He gave intellectual ballast to her vigorous intuitive judgments.
Luckily, as the eminent social psychologist Kenneth Hammond has shown, our important intuitive judgments -- like whom to live with -- are fairly accurate.
Similarly, most people think they are astute observers of human behaviour and that their intuitive judgments of others are more accurate than data-driven assessments.
Despite the comfort Vernon draws from recent research, there is no escaping the fact that the vast bulk of it points in exactly the opposite direction, undermining any confidence we might feel that our intuitive judgments are effective truth-trackers.
Doing the math would mean demonstrating that the voters' intuitive judgments are roughly what they would get if they analyzed the likely effects of candidates' policies, and this is a difficult calculation to perform.
It is therefore hypothesized that when people are making intuitive judgments the reduction in anxiety afforded by possessing an insurance policy will be apparent in lower estimates of the probability of misfortune.
Here it refers to a select set of intuitive judgments.
Hence, this approach will need still to rely on intuitive judgments in many cases.
Common sense intuitive judgments are "no sooner understood than they are believed.
