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intuitionism

n.

1. the belief that knowledge is obtained primarily by means of intuition.

2. the tendency of people to prefer to think, reason, and remember by processing inexact memory representations rather than by working logically from exact representations. See fuzzy trace theory. [proposed by U.S. psychologists Charles Brainerd (1944–  ) and Valerie Reyna (1955–  )]

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