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  1. Reasoning, Problem Solving, and Decision Processes: The Problem Space

    ABSTRACT. The notion of a problem space is well known in the area of problem solving research, both in cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence. The Problem Space Hypothesis is enunciated that the scope of problem spaces is to be extended to all symbolic cognitive activity. The chapter is devoted to explaining the nature of this ...

  2. PDF problem space hypothesis

    the behavior of a problem-space system: Formulate-Task, Select-Operator, Apply-Operator, and Terminate-Task. Formulating a task involves adopting a particular problem space p. a goal state, and an initial state. A problem space is defined by a set of states and a finite set of operators, where each operator is a state to state function.

  3. Problem Solving

    In this theory, people solve problems by searching in a problem space. The problem space consists of the initial (current) state, the goal state, and all possible states in between. The actions that people take in order to move from one state to another are known as operators. Consider the eight puzzle. The problem space for the eight puzzle ...

  4. PDF Problem spaces, language and connectionism: Issues for cognition

    1. Problem-space hypothesis. Newell emphasizes that the uniform use of problem spaces as the task representation is a central aspect of SOAR, his exemplar of a unified theory of cognition. There is much that is appealing about this, but there is also a serious problem of generality. I am reminded of the set­

  5. PDF The problem of problem spaces: When and how to go beyond a 2-space

    The problem of problem spaces: When and how to go beyond a 2-space model of scientific discovery. In the Proceedings of the 18th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society. The problem of problem spaces: When and how to go beyond a 2-space model of scientific discovery Christian D. Schunn and David Klahr Department of Psychology

  6. Teaching of General Psychology: Problem Solving

    This book introduces the idea of problem spaces and associated with it the Problem Space Hypothesis that postulates that all goal-oriented behavior can be represented as a search through a space of possible states while attempting to achieve a goal. ... problem solving is covered in Bachelor-level lectures of general psychology or cognitive ...

  7. PDF CHAPTER 1 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY:

    CHAPTER 1 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY: History, Methods, and Paradigms 1 Influences on the Study of Cognition 2 Structuralism 3 Functionalism 4 Behaviorism 5 ... The Problem Space Hypothesis 266 Expert Systems 268 Finding Creative Solutions 270 Unconscious Processing and Incubation 270 Everyday Mechanisms 271

  8. Reasoning, problem solving, and decision processes: the problem space

    The Problem Space Hypothesis is enunciated that the scope of problem spaces is to be extended to all symbolic cognitive activity, and the origin of the numerous flow diagrams that serve as theories of how subjects behave in tasks in the psychological laboratory are explained. The notion of a problem space is well known in the area of problem solving research, both in cognitive psychology and ...

  9. Intelligence and creativity in problem solving: The importance of test

    This paper discusses the importance of three features of psychometric tests for cognition research: construct definition, problem space, and knowledge domain. Definition of constructs, e.g., intelligence or creativity, forms the theoretical basis for test construction. Problem space, being well or ill-defined, is determined by the cognitive abilities considered to belong to the constructs, e.g ...

  10. Contemporary Approaches to the Study of Thinking and Problem Solving

    The Problem Space Hypothesis is enunciated that the scope of problem spaces is to be extended to all symbolic cognitive activity, and the origin of the numerous flow diagrams that serve as theories of how subjects behave in tasks in the psychological laboratory are explained. ... in both cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence, to the ...

  11. PDF Problem Space Hypothesis

    Introduction to Search. Search is one of the most powerful approaches to problem solving in AI. Search is a universal problem solving mechanism that. Systematically explores the alternatives. Finds the sequence of steps towards a solution. Problem Space Hypothesis All goal-oriented symbolic activities. occur in a problem space.

  12. Intelligence and Creativity in Problem Solving: The Importance of Test

    We showed that the CRT instigates a real design process; creators' cognitive abilities are wrapped up in a process that should produce a closed problem within an ill-defined problem space. For research on the relationship among convergent and divergent thinking, we need pairs of test that differ in the problem spaces related to each test but ...

  13. Cognitive Psychology In and Out of the Laboratory

    The Problem Space Hypothesis ... Cognitive psychology is so much more than the rigorous experimental research that dominates most textbooks in the field. While it is important to facilitate an appreciation for experimental design and behavioral testing methodologies, I feel it is equally important to highlight the application of research in ...

  14. Problem Solving

    They invented a large body of theoretical concepts and ingenious tasks that until now influence cognitive psychology in general and unexpectedly affects the development of the information processing account also. ... In the next section we will introduce the information processing theory and the Problem Space Hypothesis (Newell and Simon 1972), ...

  15. Problem Solving

    Cognitive—Problem solving occurs within the problem solver's cognitive system and can only be inferred indirectly from the problem solver's behavior (including biological changes, introspections, and actions during problem solving).. Process—Problem solving involves mental computations in which some operation is applied to a mental representation, sometimes resulting in the creation of ...

  16. The Referential Problem Space revisited: An ecological hypothesis of

    The Referential Problem Space is an ecologically oriented model, in which features of the rearing environment (barriers to direct action, attentive social partners) interact with well-established, shared cognitive abilities (tool-using) to draw out pointing gestures from apes and humans.

  17. Reasoning, problem solving, and decision processes: the problem space

    Psychology; The notion of a problem space is well known in the area of problem solving research, both in cognitive psychology and artificial intelligence. The Problem Space Hypothesis is enunciated that the scope of problem spaces is to be extended to all symbolic cognitive activity. The paper is devoted to explaining the nature of this ...

  18. Learning Problem‐Solving Rules as Search Through a Hypothesis Space

    There are numerous demonstrations in the domain of problem solving that a heavy cognitive load during problem solving interferes ... 1973; Trabasso & Bower, 1968) and have been applied to other domains in psychology (e.g., Brainerd, 1979). The ... in more information-processing detail this search of the hypothesis space must involve ...

  19. What's a Problem Space?

    A problem space is a space in which you work through a problem. It isn't a solution per se, but a working space that allows you to create stepping stones or small milestones to work through a problem. Newll and Simon contributed a theory in 1972 that "people solve problems via heuristic search through a problem space" (Ohlsson).

  20. Problem Space definition

    Problem Space refers to the entire range of components that exist in the process of finding a solution to a problem. This range starts with "defining the problem," then proceeds to the intermediate stage of "identifying and testing possible solutions" and ends with the final stage of "choosing and implementing a solution". Plus, it ...

  21. Means-Ends Planning: An Example Soar System

    Abstract. Although Soar is intended to cover the full range of weak problem-solving methods-often hypothesized in cognitive science as basic for all intelligent agents, earlier attempts to add means-ends analysis to Soar's repertoire of methods have not been particularly successful or convincing. Considering its psychological significance ...

  22. Problem Space

    A problem space is a process used to solve a problem. The problem space theory is part of the social science category of problem-solving strategies . The problem space theory uses the approach of ...

  23. PDF UC Merced

    cognitive psychology books illustrate that we know quite a lot about the phenomena of problem solving, but there is no thesis for the phenomena. VanLehn (1989) provides a list of robust empirical findings regarding problem solving. (Space precludes us from taking on a related difficulty with problem solving research, its definition. The ...

  24. Learning Schemas for Space

    Navigating space effectively is crucial for survival. Our species evolved a sophisticated spatial cognitive system for this purpose. In humans, systems of language and space emerged in tandem ...