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Exploring science

the cognition and development of discovery processes

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An edition of Exploring Science (2000)

Exploring science

the cognition and development of discovery processes

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"Over the past decade Klahr and his colleagues have conducted extensive laboratory experiments in which they create discovery contexts, computer-based environments, to evoke the kind of thinking characteristic of scientific discovery in the "real world." In attempting to solve the problems posed by the discovery tasks, experiment participants (from preschoolers through university students, as well as laypersons) use many of the same higher-order cognitive processes used by practicing scientists.

Through this work Klahr integrates two disparate approaches - the content-based approach and the process-based approach - to present a comprehensive model of the psychology of scientific discovery."--BOOK JACKET.

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Publisher
MIT Press
Language
English
Pages
239

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Exploring Science: The Cognition and Development of Discovery Processes
February 7, 2002, The MIT Press
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [223]-232) and indexes.
"A Bradford book."

Published in
Cambridge, Mass

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
509
Library of Congress
Q180.55.D57 K55 2000, Q180.55.D57K55 2000, Q180.55.D57 K55 2000eb, Q 180.55 D57 K55 2000

The Physical Object

Pagination
xvi, 239 p. :
Number of pages
239

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL40445M
Internet Archive
exploringscience00klah_814
ISBN 10
0262112485
LCCN
99031045
OCLC/WorldCat
44957078, 41299368
Library Thing
691028
Goodreads
2739319

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More than sixty years have passed since Albert Einstein made this remarkable statement.
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