Discussion
A decision based primarily on an almost unconscious reliance on the decision maker's experience without a conscious rational analysis having been made is called:
Answer: D
Correct answer: intuitive
Intuition here is not the absence of reasoning but reasoning that has become automatic through experience, so the decision maker reaches a judgement without being able to set out the steps. It is fast and often good in a familiar domain, and unreliable outside one.
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