What are the differences between rational, bounded$-$rational and intuitive decision$-$making models?

a$.$ Rational: assumes a full understanding of the problem, sufficient information on alternatives, and a full understanding the implications of the final decision. Bounded$-$rational: satisficing $-$ stopping at the best solution available, given time, resources, and other business pressures. Intuitive: using heuristics or shortcuts, developed through experience and time, leading to tools of accumulated judgment.

b$.$ Rational: using reason to come to the final decision. Bounded$-$rational: satisficing $-$ stopping at the first solution agreed upon by management. Intuitive: using gut instincts.

c$.$ Rational: the standard approach. Bounded$-$rational: reducing complexity by using the standard approach. Intuitive: following emotional guidelines.

d$.$ Rational: the traditional approach. Bounded$-$rational: expediting the rational approach by stopping at the first viable solution. Intuitive: a combination of both rational and bounded$-$rational approaches.