Cognition Lecture 13 Thinking 3 Thinking Problem Solving Definition Coverage of issues in problem solving including greeno's typology, factors involved in problem solving, strategies for problem solving and hindrances to prob. Knowledge rich problems: can only be solved if you have a considerable amount of specific knowledge. studies in expertise often use knowledge rich problems. example: find the fault and repair an electronic device. types of problems (5) knowledge lean problems: no specific knowledge is required.
Lecture 1 Cognitive Problem Solving Lecture 1 вђ Problem Solving For problems 1 through 5 this solution is simplest. for problem 7 and 9 the simpler solution is a c. problem 8 cannot be solved by b 2c a, but can be solved by a c. problems 6 and 10 can be solved more simply as a c. subjects who worked through all problems in order: 83% used b 2c a on problems 6 and 7. 64% failed to solve problem. P283 fig 8.5 is a classic of psychology for social gatherings. you can win money getting people to bet on the reno san diego thing. p284 discusses the idea of a semantic network…which we will have mentioned earlier, i think. p287 298 problem solving: i hate to admit it, but i have never much cared for the problem solving. Problem solving skills are essential in our daily lives. the video explains different problem solving methods, including trial and error, algorithm strategy, and heuristics. it also discusses concepts like means end analysis, working backwards, fixation, and insight. these techniques help us tackle both well defined and ill defined problems. Advice for further exploration 30. psychology document from purdue university, 5 pages, greg francis 7 31 23 problem solving problem solving psy 200 ! a hallmark of intelligence w often used as a definition of intelligence greg francis lecture 34 ! seem to get something from nothing ! we will not explain exactly how it happens w but we can l.
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