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[Intuition and psychiatry]
P Marchais1, J B Grize, A Randrup
1C.I.R.I.P.- Centre International de Recherche Interdisciplinaire en Psychiatrie, Paris, France.
Annales Medico-Psychologiques
|June 1, 1995
Summary
A general model of intuition is proposed, developed through introspective studies and logical language. This descriptive, dynamic, and structural model is refined through observer validation and has applications in psychopathology.
Area of Science:
- Cognitive Science
- Philosophy of Mind
- Psychology
Context:
- Intuition is a complex cognitive phenomenon.
- Existing models of intuition lack comprehensive frameworks.
- Understanding intuition is crucial for various scientific disciplines.
Purpose:
- To propose a general model of intuition.
- To outline a systematic approach for studying intuition.
- To explore the applications of this model in psychopathology.
Summary:
- The proposed model of intuition is built upon introspective studies, employing a systematic method and logical language.
- It comprises three interconnected subsets: descriptive, dynamic, and structural components.
- The model is designed for progressive refinement through reciprocal validation by multiple observers, enhancing its robustness.
Impact:
- Provides a structured framework for understanding and researching intuition.
- Facilitates the development of more objective methods for studying subjective experiences.
- Offers potential insights into the mechanisms underlying psychopathological conditions related to intuitive processes.