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22.Expert Intuition: When Can We Trust It? - Coggle Diagram
22.Expert Intuition: When Can We Trust It?
Key Concepts
Intuition Defined 🧐
“The situation provides a clue...recognition.” – Herbert Simon
Conditions for Valid Intuition ✅
Repetitive Situations
Clear and Immediate Feedback
When Intuition Works 💡
Repetitive Contexts
Examples: Chess ♟️
Why: Recognizable Patterns
Danger Intuitions 🚨
Examples: Soldier sensing an ambush
Transmission: Training and Experience
When Not to Trust Intuition ⚠️
Overconfidence Risk 🤔
Confidence ≠ Expertise
Unfamiliar Patterns
Why: No recognizable structure
Key Takeaways 📚
Trust Repetitive Patterns
Example: Expertise in domains with feedback
Question Confidence
Confidence often misleading
Danger Contexts
Reliably taught via training
Avoid Unfamiliar Situations
Intuition may fail without evidence