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All these problems are solved by the use of principles , simple or complex . Principles are the stuff of thinking . One might be tempted to conclude , therefore , that problem solving is a set of events in which human beings use ...
All these problems are solved by the use of principles , simple or complex . Principles are the stuff of thinking . One might be tempted to conclude , therefore , that problem solving is a set of events in which human beings use ...
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Thus , in the pendulum problem , the problem solvers were reminded that they knew the principle of weighting a string to make a plumb line , and the principle of wedging sticks together to hold up an object , among others .
Thus , in the pendulum problem , the problem solvers were reminded that they knew the principle of weighting a string to make a plumb line , and the principle of wedging sticks together to hold up an object , among others .
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PROBLEM SOLVING AND CREATIVITY No one can fail to stand in awed admiration of the great intellectual discoveries of history - Newton's laws of motion , Kepler's principles of planetary movement , Einstein's general theory of relativity ...
PROBLEM SOLVING AND CREATIVITY No one can fail to stand in awed admiration of the great intellectual discoveries of history - Newton's laws of motion , Kepler's principles of planetary movement , Einstein's general theory of relativity ...
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