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    Gore and Sadler-Smith (2011) proceed to show the effects of dual-processing on intuition, and offer the theory that intuitive thinking is a much more conceptual and expansive process. The primary basis of this research was to show that while intuition plays a role in decision-making, it does not act alone. The findings show that the nature of intuition is strongly guided by individual façades of moral judgment (ingenuously, how we unconsciously act in order to produce…

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    Instinctive Judgment

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    reasoning. Instinct is innate (Henly 218-219). When judgments are made instinctively, it becomes a natural reaction to a situation without involving conscious reasoning. Thus, instinctive judgment can be defined as a combined way of knowing in which intuition is backed by sense perception. It plays the major role in making instinctive judgment. Human beings or any living kinds fight for survival, seek for shelters and reproduce off springs by instinct. For instance, I…

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    understanding of our surroundings) . Hence, one can understand that intuition as a way of knowing is not dependent on rational justification.This further raises knowledge questions such as, “ How do we know if intuition is valid and/or reliable?” and “ do we need knowledge to form knowledgeHence the statement in the question above is true. In the words of novelist C.S. Lewis, “if nothing is self-evident then nothing can be proved ”. But since intuition itself is based on already known…

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    design four separate preference scales. The MBTI preferences indicate the differences in people result from where they prefer to focus their attention and get their energy (introverted-extraverted); the way they prefer to take in information (sensing-intuition); the way they prefer to make decisions (thinking–feeling); and finally, how they orient themselves in the world (judging-perceiving) (Bess, Harvey & Swartz,…

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    people will become happier, and healthy people will become healthier. Your Intuition Requires Self-Esteem This is not something that many people…

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    virtues held to be obligatory by a culture or subculture” (p. 817). Social Intuitionist Approach The social intuitionist approach generally assumes that moral judgments are automatic, immediate, and emotion based. According to Haidt (2001), “moral intuition can be defined as sudden…

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    That there is a tie between this problem and the myth of the given problematic should be clear from what I say about the latter. 2.1 The Myth of the Given Here's one way to spiel Sellars' (1997) "myth of the given" problematic- If we think of intuitions as just brute givens to which concepts are then applied, a problem arises. Once we apply the concept we have a judgment, which is the kind of thing that can be justified by reference to other…

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    argues that if we were all evil, we would have wiped each other off this earth. Though I agree with his thesis, I find his arguments vague and unconvincing. First, I would argue that we have certain innate moral intuitions about what is good and what is evil. However, these innate intuitions are not the only things that shape our morality. Socialization together with our previous experiences also shape our morality. For instance, children self-construct morality based on the idea that harm is…

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    on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg 1 Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Andrea Thiel Connell Although we like to think that our intuition is natural and always right, it isn 't. Using and working with your intuition requires that you learn to develop your skills of listening, watching, and understanding, especially if other people are depending and relying on the information you have to share. i) practice reflection:…

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    philosophy. Knobe asserts that people's intuitions have often played a significant role in philosophical debates within analytic philosophy (Knobe 2007: 81), particularly when dealing with moral questions. Indeed, analytic philosophers have often made use of people's intuitions in order to untangle moral dilemmas (Knobe 2007: 88). Although intuitions are usually given weight by analytic philosophers, it is often the case that their claims about people's intuitions…

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