Patterns of Thinking in Solving Problems (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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The study reported in this monograph is concerned with the mental operations of a group of. Subjects during the process of solving a prob lem. The method is primarily Observational and analytical. The aim is to obtain evidence of individual patterns of thinking of a kind that will permit objective descriptions. The study is not experimental; it is not a comparison of controlled groups; it does not assume that the sample of subjects studied is typical of the general population. The purposes are, first, to develop a technique by which patterns of thinking may be compared objectively, and second, to add to the sum of knowledge regarding the nature of the problem-solving process. It is hoped that the findings will be of value to the schools in their attempt to teach.

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