... from two cognitive biases that are firmly rooted in human cognition: intuitive dualism and, yes, essentialism. When we consider which traits are possibly innate, we consult essentialism. Per essentialism, innate traits arise from an inherent essence that lies within our body ( Berent 2021b ). People...

...Iris Berent I now turn to demonstrate these conflicting facets of intuitive Dualism in two representative “problem intuitions”—“zombies” and “Mary in the black and white room.” “Zombies” suggest that consciousness is ethereal, distinct from the physical; but in the case of “Mary,” people intuit...

..., is influenced over time by one’s proximal environment, including interpersonal exchanges ( Haidt, 2001 ) and exposure to mediated content ( Tamborini, 2011 ). Third, when experiencing a moral situation or exposed to the depiction of one, individuals experience the activation of at least one moral intuition...

... learning intuitive theories evolutionary reasoning National Science Foundation 10.13039/100000001 DRL-0953384 James S. McDonnell Foundation 10.13039/100000913 Psychological research has found that people solve problems more successfully if they work with a partner (Gauvain and Rogoff 1989...

... that were live during his education and early professional career are not any more. Our task is to engage in a faithful reconstruction of his perspective on true uncertainty and the role of intuition in entrepreneurial judgement. This reconstruction, however, does not arise ex nihilo. It is based...

... that might underlie dispersion spillover. According to the first process, judgments of price dispersion are determined by the weighted activation of previously encountered prices stored in memory. According to the second process, judgments of price dispersion are also informed by “intuitive statistics...

... estimation modes attenuates when: (1) quantity information is made primary or (2) in an intuitive (vs. deliberative) mindset. goal pursuit calorie estimation food exercise scale compatibility intuitive versus deliberative processing portion size When deciding what to eat, a health-conscious consumer...

..., the participants only imagined performing an arm-reaching task; the number of trials in the MI paradigm was the same as in the real-movement paradigm. Figure 3: Experimental tasks of 11 intuitive upper extremity movements related to arm-reaching, hand-grasping, and wrist-twisting, respectively. Hand-grasping 3...

... and reasoning stem from intuitions from at least one of six cognitive moral modules. Research has examined how media exposure influences aspects of moral development among children and adolescents. These lines of research remain largely unintegrated, however, and extant theories lack an explicit developmental...

.../standard_publication_model ) Abstract Despite being a basic food property, food temperature has been largely neglected by consumer research thus far. This research proposes that consumers spontaneously infer that warm foods contain more calories, an unexplored lay belief we named the “warm is calorie-rich” intuition. Eight...

...Muriel Nogué; Erika Nogué; Nicolas Molinari; Valérie Macioce; Antoine Avignon; Ariane Sultan bariatric surgery intuitive eating weight loss obesity Intuitive Eating Scale-2 Address correspondence to AA (e-mail: [email protected] ). 18 09 2018 05 03 2019 © American Society...

... This work is written by (a) US Government employee(s) and is in the public domain in the US. Abstract Introduction The purpose of this pilot study was to assess the effectiveness of the revised My Body Knows When (MBKW) program to promote intuitive eating behaviors within a sample...

... environment, which can realistically and intuitively visualize a thermal simulation model is very time consuming and the resulting VR environment created by 3D computer graphics objects is disconnected from the reality and does not allow design stakeholders to experience the feelings of the real world...

... 2016 21 09 2016 Abstract Background: Intuitive eating (IE) is characterized by eating in response to physiological hunger and satiety cues rather than emotional cues and not considering certain foods to be forbidden. Evidence supports an inverse association of IE with body mass index (BMI...

...Sandrine Fischer; Makoto Itoh; Toshiyuki Inagaki Abstract Graphical interface use involves schemata operations that range from transfer to induction. The former apply existing knowledge, such as prior schemata, and are effortless, preconscious and intuitive. The latter, which consist...

... a different approach to mapping body actions to system controls. We measure the usability and intuitiveness of each model as well as explore how each model affects the users’ engagement with the content domain of the whole body system, which is social justice. We describe the three design strategies in detail...

...Sarah Diefenbach; Daniel Ullrich Discusses the phenomenon of intuitive interaction from an interdisciplinary perspective, including HCI, psychology and design. Presents an experience-oriented perspective of intuitive interaction, including a model of four subjective components of intuitive...

...: [email protected] 2015 Abstract Elicitation and evaluation studies investigated intuitiveness of touchless gestures but did not operationalize intuitiveness. For example, studies found that users fail to make accurate 3D strokes as interaction commands. But this phenomenon remains unexplained...

...Obokhai Kess Asikhia; Rossitza Setchi; Yulia Hicks; Andrew Walters The paper describes a conceptual framework for evaluating intuitive interaction. The evaluation is based on a comparison of image schemas extracted from the designer's intent and users’ interactions. The conceptual framework...

... be depressed or skyrocketing. Important issues are conceptualized as being central and unimportant issues are conceptualized as being peripheral. Given the above definitions of intuitive use and innovative products, there is another tension between satisfying the goals of designing...