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   Feb 2, 2017 · It is therefore not surprising that there is abundant evidence that intuitive cognition involves a process of meaningful, situational pattern recognition—the recognition of stimuli and cues as belonging to meaningful patterns (signs) unfolding in space and time.

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2. psycnet.apa.org › record › 2017/05521/002Intuitive cognition. - APA PsycNet

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   We propose that intuitive cognition represents the core of cognition—grounded, situational meaning making—whereas analytical cognition represents a form of an intellectual exoskeleton that provides added capabilities (e.g., working memory).

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   Mar 1, 2017 · We theorize that intuitive cognition is effective because it (1) possesses a capability for grounded, situational meaning making (sign interpretation); (2) is operative over extended work...

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   Jun 1, 2015 · Two studies examined the interaction of individual differences in intuitive processing style and induced positive affect in implicit pattern recognition in undergraduates.

5. www.researchgate.net › publication › 337144505(PDF) intuitive cognition Patterson Eggleston JCED 2017 ...

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   Nov 9, 2019 · We theorize that intuitive cognition is effective because it (1) possesses a capability for grounded, situational meaning making (sign interpretation); (2) is operative over extended work...

6. cdn.intechopen.com › pdfs › 5795Theory of Cognitive Pattern Recognition - IntechOpen

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   Pattern recognition is one of the fundamental core problems in the field of cognitive psychology. Pattern recognition is the fundamental human cognition or intelligence, which

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   Is intuitive cognition a process of meaningful pattern recognition?

   • It is therefore not surprising that there is abundant evidence that intuitive cognition involves a process of meaningful, situational pattern recognition—the recognition of stimuli and cues as belonging to meaningful patterns (signs) unfolding in space and time.

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   What is intuitive cognition?

   • Intuitive cognition can be characterized as a process for meaning making involving sign interpretation (“semiosis”) via pattern synthesis and memory recombination. Intuitive cognition can also operate over extended work intervals involving interruptions and perform information integration and analysis.

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   Is intuitive cognition a pattern recognition based decision model?

   • In the naturalistic decision making (NDM) literature, intuitive cognition is at the heart of a pattern recognition–based decision model called the recognition-primed decision model (e.g., Klein, 1997, 1998, 2008; Klein, Wolf, Militello, & Zsambok, 1995).

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   Is intuitive cognition effective for decision making?

   • The foundations of intuitive cognition include implicit learning of meaningful situational patterns that are consolidated in procedural memory and embodiment. Our essential conjecture is that intuitive cognition can be very effective for decision making because it possesses a capability for meaning making via sign interpretation.

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   What is intuitive decision making based on unconscious situational pattern recognition?

   • Decision making based on unconscious situational pattern recognition is called intuitive (Klein, 1998, 2008; Lopes & Oden, 1991; Westcott, 1968; Zsambok & Klein, 1997). Skilled intuitive decision making occurs in many domains of expertise, such as fighting fires, diagnosing infants with disease, and engaging an enemy during combat (Klein, 1998).

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   How does intuitive cognition generate correct responses to a task?

   • Intuitive cognition generated correct responses to the task by recognizing and remembering the gist of the problem solution as a global pattern in the ordering of elements (smallest on the left, largest on the right) without conscious recollection of specific relationships among elements.

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8. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleIntuitive expertise: Theories and empirical evidence

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   Jun 1, 2013 · Psychological theories of intuition remain an important element of its analyses and established the cognitive view on intuition as a process of specific perception and thinking (Westcott, 1968).