“A large part of the difference between the experienced decision maker and the novice in these situations is not any particular intangible like judgment or intuition. If one could open the lid, so to speak, and see what was in the head of the experienced decision-maker, one would find that he had at his disposal repertoires of possible actions, that he had checklists of things to think about before he acted; and that he had mechanisms in his mind to evoke these, and bring these to his conscious attention when the situations for decisions arose.”
“在这些情况下，有经验的决策者和新手之间的很大一部分区别并不是任何特定的无形的判断或直觉。可以说，如果我们能够打开盖子，看看有经验的决策者的头脑中有什么，我们就会发现，他有可能采取的行动的所有剧目，他有在行动之前要考虑的事情的清单;他的头脑中有唤起这些的机制，当决策的情况出现时，他会有意识地注意到这些。“ - Solution By Recognition