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Insight in Problem Solving:

Name: Insight in Problem Solving:
Brand: VDM Verlag Dr. Müller
SKU: 06918724
Price: 57.39 EUR
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Author: Natalia Derbentseva
ISBN: 9783836463133

Stuctural and Dynamic Properties

Natalia Derbentseva

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06918724

Publishers VDM Verlag Dr. Müller, November 2008

For almost a century researchers have §continued to be fascinated with the phenomenon of §insight in... Full description

Libristo code: 06918724

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For almost a century researchers have §continued to be fascinated with the phenomenon of §insight in human problem solving. Many different §questions have been raised and answers to them have §been sought and proposed. However, the research of §the insight problem solving has mainly concentrated §on the analysis of the insight problems themselves §rather than individuals experience solving them. §This book analyses insight problem solving process §from a different perspective applying Kurt Lewin s §Field theory it investigates dynamic properties of §solving an insight problem by analyzing the changes §in the state of tension experienced by the problem §solver. This book examines the nature of the §experience of insight in problem solving and §proposes a theoretical formulation of the intensity §of insight. Results of four experiments designed to §test the proposed theoretical framework are reported §and discussed. This theoretical perspective on the §experience of insight should be of interest to §scholars of the phenomenon of insight and those §interested in application of Kurt Lewin s theory.