Analogical problem solving¶
Gick, M. L., & Holyoak, K. J. (1980). Analogical problem solving. Cognitive Psychology, 0285(80), 306-355.
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Primes¶
- Inquiry-Change Learning Loop
- Carry across the requirement for a committed prior model, the discipline of naming a disconfirming observation before acting, the coupling of practical and epistemic carry-forward, and the three-way partition of discrepancy; someone who has run improvement cycles on a ward holds genuinely transferable equipment for tuning a control system, and the transfer runs just as well in the other direction — though it has to be made deliberately, since a structure shared under dissimilar surfaces is rarely noticed unprompted.
This sourceShows that a structurally analogous source is rarely applied to a surface-dissimilar target without an explicit hint, so transfer of a shared role structure is a deliberate act rather than an automatic one.
- Carry across the requirement for a committed prior model, the discipline of naming a disconfirming observation before acting, the coupling of practical and epistemic carry-forward, and the three-way partition of discrepancy; someone who has run improvement cycles on a ward holds genuinely transferable equipment for tuning a control system, and the transfer runs just as well in the other direction — though it has to be made deliberately, since a structure shared under dissimilar surfaces is rarely noticed unprompted.
- Transfer of Learning
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