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Coordinating several mental strategies favors integration: Evidence from human judgment

2023-09-14

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<p>Individuals solve many real-world problems by applying distinct mental strategies, requiring them to coordinate strategy use. Theories of the mind often postulate that individuals apply only one strategy at a given time, implying shifting between strategies. On the flip side, integrating or blending knowledge from several strategies often proves beneficial. A generalized learning model reveals that developing d...

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Literature Corpus work: 7671d6da-43c5-58d5-b833-81a6ca1ef775
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/9yv57

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