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'A good book on any subject should summarise the current state of knowledge, and point to the important areas where further work is needed, and this book does both. Overall, this is a very stimulating collection, which all researchers in problem solving will wish to consult.' Trends in Cognitive Sciences
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The goal of this book is to organize in one volume what is known about problem solving and the factors that contribute to its success or failure. Unlike typical books on problem solving that are organized by content areas, this book is organized by factors that affect problem solving performance.
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What are the problems that you are currently trying to solve in your life? Lesen Sie die erste Seite
Buchdeckel | Copyright | Inhaltsverzeichnis | Auszug | Stichwortverzeichnis | Rückseite
What are the problems that you are currently trying to solve in your life? Lesen Sie die erste Seite
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Very interesting technical treatise
18. Mai 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
Interesting observations of how people typically recognize, organize and work through various problems. It is arranged in three parts and a conclusion: introduction, relevant abilities and skills, and states and strategies. A variety of authors contributed to the work and included many endnotes and citations.
The ten or so contributors pen a variety of topics including some that are quite relevant to individual performance such as the impact of practice on problem solving ability, and the risk of fixating on a single routine approach. Particularly liked the short piece on memory and how intractable problems may be marked unsolved and held in memory while the subconscious continues to search for relevant data. Perhaps that leads to the "Aha!" moment.
Several references to the causal relationship between practice and performance level. A contributer notes, it takes about ten years [or 10,000 hours] of practice to become an expert." Supports the premise of "Outliers: The Story of Success", by Malcolm Gladwell, another volume of enlightening observations which, although not a scholarly work, I strongly recommend.
Enjoy-ability index is mixed. Some contributors manage to make reams of data and research protocols interesting. Others don't even try. Easy to visualize a guy with a four-digit I.Q. and two pocket protectors writing this while sitting in a room full of Star Trek memorabilia.
The ten or so contributors pen a variety of topics including some that are quite relevant to individual performance such as the impact of practice on problem solving ability, and the risk of fixating on a single routine approach. Particularly liked the short piece on memory and how intractable problems may be marked unsolved and held in memory while the subconscious continues to search for relevant data. Perhaps that leads to the "Aha!" moment.
Several references to the causal relationship between practice and performance level. A contributer notes, it takes about ten years [or 10,000 hours] of practice to become an expert." Supports the premise of "Outliers: The Story of Success", by Malcolm Gladwell, another volume of enlightening observations which, although not a scholarly work, I strongly recommend.
Enjoy-ability index is mixed. Some contributors manage to make reams of data and research protocols interesting. Others don't even try. Easy to visualize a guy with a four-digit I.Q. and two pocket protectors writing this while sitting in a room full of Star Trek memorabilia.
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State of Problem Solving
5. Januar 2007
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I've got two PhD students using this text. It's been a treasure for use.
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