Intuition is knowing or understanding something instinctively or
subconsciously without reasoning or proof. In this model, decisions are taken through five different aspects of intuition. Starting with experience-based decisions, managers use their past experiences. The second aspect of intuition in decisions are
feelings and emotions (affect-initiated decisions). In the third, managers make decisions based on skills, knowledge, and training (cognitive-based decisions). The fourth facet of intuitive decision-making utilizes values or ethics as guides. Lastly, the subconscious mental processing comes into play in executive decision-making. Thus, the correct answer is B.