Experimental Problem Solving is a systematic approach to problem solving that belongs to the genus of empirical inquiry methods, distinguished by its reliance on controlled interventions and observable outcomes to generate, test, and refine solutions within authentic or simulated problem contexts.
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Dual Space Search During Scientific Reasoning
David Klahr, Kevin Dunbar · Cognitive Science · 1988 · 1K citations · Full text
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