Decision and intuition during organizational change: An evolutionary critique of dual process theory

IF 8 Q1 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE Bottom Line Pub Date : 2017-11-13 DOI:10.1108/BL-08-2017-0016
U. Talat, Kirk Chang, B. Nguyen
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review intuition in the context of organizational change. The authors argue that intuition as a concept requires attention and its formulation is necessary prior to its application in organizations. The paper provides a critique of dual process theory and highlights shortcomings in organization theorizing of intuition. Design/methodology/approach The paper is conceptual and provides in-depth theoretical discussions by drawing from the literature on decision and intuition in the context of organizational change. Findings Investigating whether dual process theory is sufficiently clear, the authors found ambiguity. Specifically, the current definition provided by Dane and Pratt is not clear in terms of its four sections: the consciousness of non-conscious processing, involving holistic associations, that are produced rapidly, which result in affectively charged judgments. Finally, the authors note that the evolutionary perspective is missing and they provide foundational concepts for such a perspective, including the discussion of information templates, memes and genes, as argued by research, condition intuition. Originality/value The paper finds that an evolutionary perspective develops a picture of intuition as an adaptive resource. This evolutionary perspective is currently absent in research and the authors provide foundational concepts for such a perspective. They propose specific arguments to highlight the evolutionary perspective.
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组织变革中的决策与直觉:双过程理论的演化批判
本文的目的是回顾组织变革背景下的直觉。作者认为,直觉作为一个概念需要关注,在组织中应用之前,它的形成是必要的。本文对双过程理论进行了批判,指出了直觉组织理论化的不足。设计/方法/途径这篇论文是概念性的,通过在组织变革的背景下借鉴决策和直觉的文献,提供了深入的理论讨论。在调查双重过程理论是否足够清晰时,作者发现了歧义。具体来说,戴恩和普拉特提供的当前定义在其四个部分方面并不清楚:无意识加工的意识,涉及整体联想,迅速产生,导致情感判断。最后,作者指出,进化的观点是缺失的,他们为这种观点提供了基本的概念,包括讨论信息模板,模因和基因,正如研究所争论的,条件直觉。原创性/价值这篇论文发现,从进化的角度来看,直觉是一种适应性资源。这种进化的观点目前在研究中是缺席的,作者为这种观点提供了基本的概念。他们提出了具体的论点来强调进化论的观点。
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