Intuiting
Intuiting is the process of forming judgments or understandings based on immediate, nonconscious perception rather than deliberate reasoning. It often manifests as a sense of certainty, a hunch, or a quick appraisal of a situation or person.
In psychology and cognitive science, intuition is described as rapid pattern recognition rooted in prior experience.
Types of intuition include expert or experiential intuition, which develops in domains with extensive practice, and
Intuition can guide judgments under uncertainty or time pressure and can complement analytic thinking. However, it
In research, intuition is studied within dual-process theories that distinguish fast, automatic System 1 processes from