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Problem solvers adjust cognitive offloading based on performance goals

2019-05-02

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<p>When incorporating the environment into mental processing (cf., cognitive offloading), one creates novel cognitive strategies that have the potential to improve task performance. Improved performance can, for example, mean faster problem solving, more accurate solutions, or even higher grades at university . Although cognitive offloading has frequently been associated with improved performance, it is yet unclea...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/fzwyu

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