PSY BEH 11B Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Syllogism, Affective Forecasting, Electromagnetic Induction
29 Mar 2018
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A node represented abe lincoln and another node represents. Judgment: the process of extrapolating from evidence to draw conclusions, refers to the various steps we use when trying to reach beyond the evidence we"ve encountered so far and to draw conclusions from that, ex. How many times have you crammed for a test and done well: ex. Ill-defined problem: you have a hazy sense of the goal, ex. Trying to find somewhere to eat: means-end analysis, a problem solving strategy in which you continually evaluate the difference between your current state and your goal, and consider how to use your resources to reduce the difference, ex. If you want to get to the grocery store, think of the distance between you and the grocery store and how to can reduce the distance: subroutines, in problem-solving, specific procedures for solving familiar, well- defined problems, ex.
