Our participants also employed a strategy that emphasized correct rejections (86% compared to 84% from Volz and von Cramon), but they also seem to be more intuitive in their decisions, as reflected in the larger percentage of hits (65% compared to 33.3%) and faster RTs.
These reports suggested that some physicians go beyond explicit, objective assessments and use more intuitive judgments and decisions about appropriateness of opioids.
So if you're a thinker who prefers a rational, logical approach, try to be open to--and not frustrated by--the more intuitive side to decision making when confronted with a feeler.
According to the presupposed source terms and real meteorological conditions, the radiation doses could also be shown as a contour format on a map within a radius of 10 kilometers for a more intuitive demand to decision-makers.
We utilized CART because it is more intuitive to clinical decision making by clinicians, is familiar to clinicians, and is much easier to interpret.
A preference for more automatic and intuitive decision making, at the expense of more reasoned and effortful decision making, could have substantial real-world decision-making consequences, and has been shown to result in decisions favoring immediate gratification (Frederick, 2005).
She explained that as people grew older and more experienced, they became more intuitive, and more of their decisions were based on what she calls "gist," an overall sense of what is the best course of action.
The owner-manager decisions are more intuitive than analytical.
The power of the images comes from sheer repetition of endless rainy afternoons with comic books, but also from something more: Smith's intuitive decision to use figurative illustration.
