Intuitive thinking: Difference between revisions

”’Intuitive thinking”’ is a form of [[thinking]] characterized by the use of [[intuition]]. An individual can be said to be thinking intuitively when suddenly finding the solution after working on a problem for a long time, for which, however, a formal proof is yet to be formulated. In another example, an individual is said to be a good intuitive [[mathematician]] if, when presented with a problem, quickly being able to give very good indications as to whether something is this or that, or what would be the most fruitful approach to a problem among the various possibilities.<ref>{{Cite web |title=pensamento intuitivo |url=http://www.josebaldaia.com/intuinovare/tag/pensamento-intuitivo/}}</ref>

The psychologist [[Jerome Bruner]] was known for emphasizing the importance of the distinction between [[analytical thinking]] and intuitive thinking.

Most people can think both analytically and intuitively, but tend to lean toward one of the two types of thought processes when making decisions. Intuition relies on [[gut feeling]], while analytics relies on large amounts of [[information]].<ref>{{Cite web |last=Sundquist |first=Jonas |date=2022-02-14 |title=Tar du analytiske eller intuitive beslutninger? |url=https://psykologisk.no/2022/02/tar-du-analytiske-eller-intuitive-beslutninger/ |language=nb-NO}}</ref>

While formal [[Questioning technique|questioning techniques]] can facilitate open and [[unbiased]] communication, intuition can sometimes be useful for identifying [[Problem statement|problems]] that are not captured by formal questions.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Intuitiv tenkning i karriereveiledning {{!}} Veilederforum.no |url=https://veilederforum.no/artikler/praksis/intuitiv-tenkning-i-karriereveiledning}}</ref>

== Referances ==

<references />

[[Category:Thought]]

[[Category:Epistemology]]

[[Category:Philosophy]]

[[Category:Psychology]]

[[Category:Concepts in metaphysics]]

[[Category:Mental processes]]

[[Category:Cognitive science]]