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Strengths and Weaknesses of the Choice/No-Choice Method in Research on Strategy Use
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Behavioral Decision MakingCognitive StrategiesChoice TheoryCognitionIndividual Decision MakingStrategic PracticePsychologySocial SciencesChoice/no-choice MethodManagementCognitive DevelopmentBehavioral StrategyStrategy UseChoice-process DataDecision TheoryStrategy ChoiceCognitive ScienceStrategyStrategic ManagementExperimental PsychologyMarketingBehavioral EconomicsBusinessBusiness StrategyDecision Science
About 10 years ago, Siegler and Lemaire (1997 ) introduced the choice/no-choice method as a means of obtaining unbiased estimates of performance characteristics of cognitive strategies. They also illustrated the possibilities of this method and discussed its potential extensions for cognitive (developmental) research. The present article provides a critical discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the choice/no-choice method in research on strategy choice and strategy change, starting from an overview of the studies that have been done with this new method. We end with a general evaluation and some issues for further research.
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