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2021
How do humans intuitively understand the structure of their society? How should psychologists study people's commonsense understanding of societal structure? The present chapter seeks to address both of these questions by describing the domain of "intuitive sociology." Drawing primarily from empirical research focused on how young children represent ...
Kristin, Shutts, Charles W, Kalish
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How do humans intuitively understand the structure of their society? How should psychologists study people's commonsense understanding of societal structure? The present chapter seeks to address both of these questions by describing the domain of "intuitive sociology." Drawing primarily from empirical research focused on how young children represent ...
Kristin, Shutts, Charles W, Kalish
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Intuition VI. The psychodynamics of intuition
The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1962The psychodynamics of intuition are considered from the viewpoints of psychoanalysis and “structural analysis”.8 An example is offered to illustrate the fact that “ethical” as well as logical thinking can interfere with the intuitive process. Defenses against scopophilia, the need to be alert, and oral receptivity seem to give rise to a resistance ...
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The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1949
1. An intuitive function exists in the human mind. 2. Under proper conditions, this function can be studied empirically. 3. The intuitive function is part of a series of perceptive processes which work above and below the level of consciousness in an apparently integrated fashion, with shifting emphasis according to special ...
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1. An intuitive function exists in the human mind. 2. Under proper conditions, this function can be studied empirically. 3. The intuitive function is part of a series of perceptive processes which work above and below the level of consciousness in an apparently integrated fashion, with shifting emphasis according to special ...
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Synthese, 2000
In this paper I will approach the subject of intuition from a different angle from what has been usual in the philosophy of mathematics, by beginning with some descriptive remarks about Reason and observing that something that has been called intuition arises naturally in that context. These considerations are quite general, not specific to mathematics.
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In this paper I will approach the subject of intuition from a different angle from what has been usual in the philosophy of mathematics, by beginning with some descriptive remarks about Reason and observing that something that has been called intuition arises naturally in that context. These considerations are quite general, not specific to mathematics.
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Minds and Machines, 2006
The award of the 2003 Barwise Prize to Daniel Dennett by the American Philosophical Association signifies Dennett's importance in the developing area of philosophical inquiry into computing and information. One source of Dennett's intellectual stature is his command of scientific and engineering ideas, which he effectively applies to philosophical ...
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The award of the 2003 Barwise Prize to Daniel Dennett by the American Philosophical Association signifies Dennett's importance in the developing area of philosophical inquiry into computing and information. One source of Dennett's intellectual stature is his command of scientific and engineering ideas, which he effectively applies to philosophical ...
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Hastings Center Report, 2016
AbstractAs described by Lori Gruen in the Perspective column at the back of this issue, federally supported biomedical research conducted on chimpanzees has now come to an end in the United States, although the wind‐down has taken longer than expected.
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AbstractAs described by Lori Gruen in the Perspective column at the back of this issue, federally supported biomedical research conducted on chimpanzees has now come to an end in the United States, although the wind‐down has taken longer than expected.
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An intuitive sense that intuition matters
Assessment and Development MattersKey digested message This article explores the role of intuition in judgement and decision-making in assessment and selection and proposes that the shift towards statistically-driven approaches has led to the dismissal of intuition with negative consequences.
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Form of Intuition and Formal Intuition
2020This dissertation is a study of the dichotomy of matter and form in Kant’s theory of intuition. I distinguish between two ways of construing matter and form and argue that these two hylomorphisms are suitable for analyzing the act of intuiting and the intuited object, respectively.
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Nursing Standard, 2003
Intuition is a quality that nurses have traditionally valued, but one that in today's evidence-based research climate is often denigrated. Because it is difficult to investigate and quantify, intuition has tended to be seen as unreliable, unscientific and unsuitable for nursing practice. However, the author argues that intuition, like caring, cannot be
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Intuition is a quality that nurses have traditionally valued, but one that in today's evidence-based research climate is often denigrated. Because it is difficult to investigate and quantify, intuition has tended to be seen as unreliable, unscientific and unsuitable for nursing practice. However, the author argues that intuition, like caring, cannot be
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