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Intuition and its Implications on the Individual

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What is intuition? What are the strengths and drawbacks of intuition? Do you believe individuals must trust their intuition all the time? Why or why not?

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Intuition can be good and at times bad. This solution explains how.

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Intuition is a thinking process that is affected by a combination of experience and innate abilities to be more in tune with people and the environment; meaning, individuals who are highly intuitive tend to have a lot of experience in certain areas of life, and these individuals are able to perceive things/people in a manner that most other ...

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