Intuition in decision making - theoretical and empirical aspects
Kamila Malewska
Abstract
In an economy dominated by information and knowledge, analysis ceases to be the sole and sufficient source of knowledge. Managers seek alternative ways of obtaining and interpreting information and knowledge. Here, managerial intuitive potential begins to play an important role. The aim of this paper is to present the issue of intuition in decision making in both theoretical and empirical terms. The first part presents the essence of intuition and its role in management, especially in decision making. Then, the empirical part attempts to identify the intuitive potential of managers and the extent of its use in practical decision making. The case study method was used in order to achieve this goal. The analysis involved a Polish food company “Fawor” that employs more than 300 workers.Author | |
Journal series | Business & Management Review, ISSN 2047-2854, e-ISSN 2047-2862, (0 pkt) |
Issue year | 2015 |
Vol | 6 |
No | 2 |
Pages | 23-31 |
Publication size in sheets | 0.5 |
Conference | 5th International Conference on Restructuring of the Global Economy, 22-06-2015 - 23-06-2015, Rzym, Włochy |
Keywords in English | Intuition, rational analysis, decision making process |
URL | http://www.abrmr.com/myfile/conference_proceedings/Con_Pro_42356/2015roge3.pdf |
Language | en angielski |
Score (nominal) | 5 |
Score source | journalList |
Score | = 0.0, 30-12-2019, ArticleFromJournal = 5.0, 30-12-2019, ArticleFromJournal |
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