Sentence examples for categorization and problem from inspiring English sources

Thus, we find a clear link between problem categorization and problem solving performance.

The superiority of the SOC-based explanation to the usual explanation was measured with the differences of improvement of categorization and problem solving between experimental and control groups.

In information systems (and in particular in expert systems and also in geographical information systems) a formal ontology can be used to different aims such as reasoning, categorization and problem solving.

First, we found that the novices in our study are "not a uniform crowd" (Hardiman et al. 1989: 633); biology majors with comparable academic preparation demonstrated significantly different problem categorization patterns and problem solving abilities along an expansive continuum (Smith 1983; Camacho and Good 1989).

We found that many undergraduate novices employed cognitive biases characteristic of children (e.g., intentionality and teleology) in both their problem categorizations and their problem solutions.

As a result, it has been confirmed that problem posing exercise using Monsakun is effective to improve both problem posing and problem categorization abilities.

Differences in problem categorization and representation are thought to have causal associations with problem solving success (Novick and Bassok 2005), and so our work began by exploring how experts and novices grouped and categorized evolutionary problems using a CST.

Indeed, item features and contexts are perceived sensitively by novices and are associated with unique patterns of (1) prior knowledge cueing, (2) problem categorization and recognition, and (3) schema activation and solution pathways.

Remarkably, some novices exhibited expert-like evolutionary problem categorization and solving abilities within the first year of their academic careers (see also Smith 1983, for similar findings in the domain of genetics).

Different features trigger different background knowledge, prior problem categorizations, and schemas, which impact problem representation (Marshall 1995; Nehm and Ha 2011).

The total score also correlated highly with the total score of the South Oaks Gambling Screen (SOGS) although the NODS and SOGS categorization of nonproblem, problem, and pathological gamblers showed poor agreement.