Making snap judgments
Snap judgments are most accurate if these things are present: experience and expertise. In other words, we must train our intuition.
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Snap judgments
We fail to anticipate how little information we (and others) use when making decisions.
The immediacy of human judgment generally surprises people: we are startled by how quickly we make judgments and how little information we use doing so.
Snap judgments
Individuals fail to anticipate how little information they and others use when making decisions.
An the immediacy of human judgment generally surprises people: we are startled by how quickly we make judgments and how little information we use doing so.
The role of synthetic a priori judgments:
- Kant introduces the concept of synthetic a priori judgments, which are propositions that are both informative and known independent of experience.
- These judgments, according to Kant, form the basis of mathematical and scientific knowledge.
- He argues that our knowledge of ma...
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