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Specific elements that make up a problem are called structural features.
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a) mental set
3. Rob works in a furniture store and cannot figure out how to reach an item at the top of a shelf. The storage room is locked so it does not have a ladder. Bob is not realizing he can use a table. What is responsible for this difficulty?
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Prior to incubation
When is fixation a good thing?
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True
. Designing a bridge as an engineer required both divergent & convergent thinking.
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1. Program A, 25 mil will be saved
With risk aversion in mind, Imagine been informed that 100 million citizens of Nebraska have been infected with a new deadly strain of the flu.
You have to decide between two programs to prevent the disease: |
The concept stating the way choices are presented influence the decisions being made
What is the framing effect?
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Whichever group finished firsts keeps their points and gets the points wagered by the other team!
** CHALLENGE**
The Reverse Acrobat Problem |
Whichever group finished firsts keeps their points and gets the points wagered by the other team!
All the links in one chain are opened and separated. (3 opened= 6 points) These three pieces are used to connect the three remaining chains. (3 closings= 9
**CHALLENGE**
Links |
Operators
Actions taken that take a problem from one state to another are called _____
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True
Ultimatum game is a game in which a proposer is given a sum of money and makes an offer to a responder as to how this money should be split between them. The responder must choose to accept the offer or reject it.
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1. go all in - get $50 if you win
* With risk taking in mind, you are in a poker game, you can either:
1. go all in - get $50 if you win 2. or you can walk away - have a sure $200 |
Noticing, Mapping, Applying
What are the 3 steps of an analogical transfer?
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Whichever group finished firsts keeps their points and gets the points wagered by the other team!
**CHALLENGE**
Triangles |
c) Tvesrky & Kahneman
Who conducted the Judging Occupations experiment where people had to guess if a person was a librarian or a farmer?
a) Sanfey & Coworkers b) Denes-Raj & Epstein c) Tvesrky & Kahneman d) Waltz & Coworkers |
Because this version is more of a "real life" example so its more familiar and relatable.
Why did participants perform better on the concrete version of the Wason's 4 card problem?
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