________ refers to a gut feeling not necessarily supported by research.
________ refers to a gut feeling not necessarily supported by research.
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Intuition
There are two parts in our brain - conscious and non-conscious. Where conscious relies on analyzing things and coming up with analytical reasoning, the non-conscious part knows and rationalizes matters without the analytical reasoning of the issue. This ability leads to understanding matter through instincts rather than intellect. Therefore, gut feeling referred to as intuition, although not supported by research can help in understanding and solving matters instinctively.
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