论文信息 - Transfer effects in isomorphic problem situations

Transfer effects in isomorphic problem situations

Abstract The results of a recent experiment to assess the relationship between human problem solving behaviour and the structural properties of certain problems are presented. The results suggest that human performance in a problem-solving task is significantly influenced by immediately prior experience on a different but structurally identical problem. Specifically, transfer effects are demonstrated across two problems of isomorphic structure.

Michael A. Bauer | George F. Luger | G. Luger | M. A. Bauer

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