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This stream of the 14th annual intuition symposium at AoM showcases new empirical research into the use of intuition in decision making and problem solving. All five contributions are based on findings from recent studies and draw conclusions relevant for intuition training. Bas and Dörfler explore whether knowledge workers in a crisis situation resort to intuition, how it is manifested when they do, and what kind of support they need to improve their performance in this respect. Yeung and Sinclair report a piloted training program for entrepreneurs, applying the body-based focusing method to help them surface intuitive insights and boost their confidence in intuition when making difficult decisions. Govender et al. outline how the reflective practice of pausing can influence strategy making through generation of intuitive metaphors and stimulation of other intuition-related processes. Fellnhofer examines in a study of risky decision making whether intuition can be triggered and measured by visual means, through the use of hidden images. Finally, Vincent and Vincent investigate conditions under which decision makers have the tendency to rely on their intuition or be swayed by data provided by artificial intelligence when dealing with an ill-structured problem. Knowing by Intuiting Author: Alina Bas; U. of Strathclyde Business School Author: Viktor Dorfler; U. of Strathclyde Business School Training Entrepreneurial Intuition - An Action Research Intervention Author: Nicole Yeung; Griffith Business School, Griffith U. Author: Marta Sinclair; Griffith U. Can Pausing Enhance Intuition? Author: Sagrie (Chantelle) Govender; U. of South Africa Author: Charmaine Williamson; U. of South Africa Author: Annemarie DAvis; U. of South Africa How Can Intuition Measurement Inform Training? Author: Katharina Fellnhofer; ETH Zurich, Harvard U. When Do Individuals Rely on Intuition vs. AI when Dealing with Ill-Structured Problems? Author: Vinod U. Vincent; Clayton State U. Author: Nishani Edirisinghe Vincent; U. of Tennessee, Chattanooga
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