intuitionbuilding
Intuitionbuilding refers to practices aimed at developing a person's ability to make fast, automatic judgments rooted in tacit knowledge and accumulated experience. It complements explicit analytic reasoning rather than replaces it, and is often most relied upon in situations with time pressure, uncertainty, or incomplete information.
From a cognitive perspective, intuition emerges from pattern recognition and chunking within a domain. Dual-process theories
Common methods include deliberate practice with varied, representative scenarios, structured reflection and feedback, journaling to compare
Intuition building is relevant in sports, medicine, chess, programming, finance, and creative fields, where expertise often
Benefits include faster decision-making under pressure and improved consistency when analytical resources are limited. However, biases
Assessment typically involves calibration measures, error analysis, retrospective think-aloud methods, or performance on realistic tasks with
Critics caution that intuition can be unreliable if not grounded in diverse experience and feedback. Effective