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Pragmatic Intuitions and Rational Choice

1986
The literature of rational choice is pervaded with apparent paradoxes. Often the paradoxes are contrived in the following sense. We consider a problem as though it were a realistic or typical choice problem similar to the kinds of problems we normally face in everyday life.
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Rational and Intuitive Patterns in Different Management Cultures

Journal of Decision Systems, 2010
Strategic decision making is usually conducted by a firm’s top management, led by the CEO or the President of the company.
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Rational Intuitions and the Irrelevance of Experimental Philosophy

2013
Philosophical intuition. .. is e piste mo logically useless, since it can be calibrated only when it is not needed. Once we are in a position to identify artifacts and errors in intuition, philosophy no longer has any use for it. Moreover, the most plausible account of the origins of philosophical intuitions is that they derive from tacit theories that
Andrew Chapman   +4 more
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Rationality or intuition?

Health Care Analysis, 1995
Anne Rogers, David Pilgrim
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The Self-Imposition of Authoritative Rational Intuition

2013
I think that all philosophers and scientists, and all investigators of any sort, already appeal to rational intuitions. Moreover, I think that these investigators, in fact, require of themselves that they appeal to rational intuitions. Furthermore, I think this self-imposition, this self-requiring of an appeal to rational intuitions, is a constitutive ...
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Subjective and objective corruption of intuition and rational choice

Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Abstract A societal shift has occurred toward making impactful decisions on the basis of objective metrics rather than subjective impressions. This shift is commonly justified by claims that we should not trust subjective intuitions. These are often unjust and thereby corrupt.
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Architecture – a rational or intuitive definition?

2018
Architects, poets and philosophers have tried to create a definition of architecture for a number of years. As it happens in the world of art, subsequent epochs ruthlessly negate the work and theories of their predecessors. After a period of rationality and peace, the avant-garde bursts, after functionalism, total expansion.
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1983, Union of Rationality and Intuition

2023
David M. Boje, Rohny Saylors
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Rationalized intuition

Science and Public Policy, 1982
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