Problem-Solving¶
Scheerer, M. (1963). Problem-Solving. Scientific American.
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Mechanisms¶
- Assumption Lock-and-Relax Workshop
- Its strength is dissolving self-imposed constraints a team has stopped seeing as choices — the same trap the nine-dots puzzle exploits, where solvers assume a boundary the instructions never imposed.
This sourceUses the nine-dots problem to show how a solver can impose a boundary that the instructions never specified.
- Its strength is dissolving self-imposed constraints a team has stopped seeing as choices — the same trap the nine-dots puzzle exploits, where solvers assume a boundary the instructions never imposed.
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