Expertise in Problem Solving.
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Summary
An examination of the shift from consideration of general, domain-independent skills and procedures, in both cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence, to the study of the knowledge base shows the importance of differences in the knowledge bases of experts and novices to their problem solving success.
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- 1981-05-18
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Domain knowledge, Knowledge base, Domain (mathematical analysis), Computer science, Cognition
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