The Nature of Explanation¶
Craik, K. (1943). The Nature of Explanation. Cambridge University Press.
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- Mental Model
- They are inherently incomplete, often inconsistent, and run with limited cognitive resources — yet they enable action despite radical uncertainty.
This sourceFoundational concept of mental models as "small-scale models" of reality held in the mind to anticipate behavior.
- They are inherently incomplete, often inconsistent, and run with limited cognitive resources — yet they enable action despite radical uncertainty.
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