A professor of psychology and computer science, has studied decision making and expertise. He found that chess grandmasters can recall around 50,000 significant patterns. He says, "Experts see patterns that elicit from memory the things they know about such situations." How does this fit with what the executive said in the previous question?

It complements the executive's definition of intuition. It contradicts the executive's definition of intuition. It explains a mechanism by which intuition, as the executive defines it, may work. It undermines the executive's definition of intuition