Preface
Part I: Historical Perspective
Chapter 1: Beginnings
Chapter 2: Associationism: Thinking as Learning by Reinforcement
Chapter 3: Gestalt: Thinking as Restructuring Problems
Part II: Basic Thinking Tasks
Chapter 4: Inductive Reasoning: Thinking as Hypothesis Testing
Chapter 5: Deductive Reasoning: Thinking as Logically Drawing Conclusions
Part III: Information-Processing Analysis of Cognition
Chapter 6: Computer Simulation: Thinking as a Search for a Solution Path
Chapter 7: Mental Chronometry: Thinking as a Series of Mental Operations
Chapter 8: Schema Theory: Thinking as an Effort After Meaning
Chapter 9: Question Answering: Thinking as a Search of Semantic Memory
Part IV: Implications and Applications
Chapter 10: Cognitive Development: Thinking as Influenced by Growth
Chapter 11: Intelligence: Thinking as a Measurable Ability
Chapter 12: Creativity Training: Thinking as a Learnable Skill
Chapter 13: Expert Problem Solving: Thinking as Influenced by Experience
Chapter 14: Analogical Reasoning: Thinking as Based on Analogs, Models, and Examples
Chapter 15: Mathematical Problem Solving: Thinking as Based on Domain-Specific Knowledge
Chapter 16: Everyday Thinking: Thinking as Based on Social Contexts
Author: Mayer, Richard E., 1947- Title: Thinking, problem solving, cognition / Richard E. Mayer. Edition: 2nd ed. Published: New York : W.H. Freeman, c1992. Description: xi, 560 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Series: A Series of books in psychology LC Call No.: BF441.M35 1991 Dewey No.: 153.4/2 20 ISBN: 0716722143 0716722151 (pbk.) Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 509-543) and indexes. Subjects: Thought and thinking. Problem solving. Cognition. Control No.: 91018492
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