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ArticleHow do people evaluate problem-solving strategies? Efficiency and intuitiveness matter.

Sarah A. Brown2018

Article2018

How do people evaluate problem-solving strategies? Efficiency and intuitiveness matter.

Sarah A. Brown · David Menéndez · Martha Wagner Alibali

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Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics Categorization, perception, and language AI-based Problem Solving and Planning

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1982The need for cognition.1976Three aspects of cognitive development 2012Scientific knowledge suppresses but does not supplant earlier intuitions 2012Using example problems to improve student learning in algebra: Differentiating between correct and incorrect examples 2015Relations between Intuitive Biological Thinking and Biological Misconceptions in Biology Majors and Nonmajors 2015Feedback both helps and hinders learning: The causal role of prior knowledge.

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Year2018

Typearticle

Published2018-01-01

VenueCognitive Science

ISSN-L0364-0213

Languageen

Citations3

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ShelfDecision-Making and Behavioral Economics

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