Hello Charles and Priscila,
sorry anout the delay, there has been some problems with my mail.
> I agree with Hayes and would add that any intentional thought, not just everyday situations, are first interpreted to meet customary expectations. I believes this occurs unconsciously and is then elaborated by preconscious intentional thought before an intuition about what to do emerges into conscious awareness.
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> This conception of intuition requires only a taxonomy of process because it applies to any purposeful thought and occurs within Intentional thought regarding a particular subject or situation.
I agree. Have you found other good taxonomies related to the process of intuiting (beside your article, of course) -- or some other good references related to the aspect you describe above?
> Is your work available? If so I would like to obtain a copy.
Not yet, but hopefully soon. However, some articles the work is based on can be found in ResearchGate.
W B Rgds,
Asta
Asta Raami
Doctoral Candidate, designer, M.A.
Aalto University
School of Arts, Design and Architecture
Department of Media
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