Thinking and reasoning

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adam_text Titel: Thinking and reasoning Autor: Garnham, Alan Jahr: 1995 Contents Preface xii Acknowledgements xiv 1 Historical Background 1 1.1 Introspectionism 1 1.2 Behaviourism, Associationism, Neo-Behaviourism 2 1.3 Gestalt Psychology 8 1.4 Psychometrics 10 1.5 The Information Processing Approach 12 1.6 Methods of Studying Thinking 15 Summary and Outline of the Book 16 Further Reading 18 2 The Building Blocks of Thought 19 2.1 Concepts and Categorization 19 2.1.1 Philosophical problems about categorization 20 2.1.2 Psychological theories of categorization 23 2.1.2.a Network and feature models 23 2.1.2.b Prototype theories 25 2.1.2.C Theory-based theories 27 2.1.3 Conceptual combination 27 2.1.4 Basic level categories 30 2.2 Images 31 2.3 Building Thoughts and Trains of Thought 39 Summary 40 Further Reading 41 vi Contents 3 Language and Thought 42 3.1 The Traditional View 43 3.2 Vygotsky 44 3.3 The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis 46 3.3.1 Theoretical problems with the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis 48 3.3.2 Empirical investigations of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis 49 3.3.2.a Experiments on colour 49 3.3.2.b Language and thought in bilinguals 52 3.3.2.C Social and ethnic groups 53 3.3.3 The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis: conclusions 55 Summary 56 Further Reading 56 4 Logic 57 4.1 Deduction 58 4.2 The Propositional Calculus 60 4.2.1 Well-formed formulas 60 4.2.2 Proof-theoretic formalizations of the propositional calculus 61 4.2.2.a The axiomatic method 62 4.2.2.b Natural deduction systems 64 4.2.3 Model-theoretic formalizations of the propositional calculus 66 4.3 Predicate Calculus 69 4.4 Why is Deduction Important? 71 4.5 Why might Deduction not be so Important? 72 Summary 73 Appendix: Analysis of the Everyday Arguments 74 Further Reading 75 5 Deductive Reasoning 76 5.1 The Idea of a Mental Logic 76 5.2 Psychological Studies of Deductive Reasoning 80 5.2.1 What aspects of deduction do psychologists study? 81 5.2.2 Negation 83 5.2.3 Conditionals 84 5.2.4 Three-term series problems 88 5.2.5 Quantifiers 90 Summary 92 Further Reading 93 Contents vii 6 Syllogistic Reasoning 94 6.1 What are Syllogisms? 94 6.2 Models of Syllogistic Reasoning 100 6.2.1 The atmosphere hypothesis 101 6.2.2 Conversion 102 6.2.3 Model-based theories 102 6.2.3.a Euler circles 103 6.2.3.b Venn diagrams 105 6.2.3.C The mental models theory of syllogistic reasoning 106 6.2.3.d The effect of content 111 Summary 116 Further Reading 117 7 Induction 118 7.1 Types of Induction 119 7.1.1 Abduction 120 7.1.2 General inductions 121 7.2 Some Philosophical Considerations about Induction 122 7.3 Empirical Studies of Induction 125 Summary 128 Further Reading 129 8 Hypothesis Testing 130 8.1 Wason s Three Tasks 130 8.1.1 The selection task 131 8.1.2 The THOG problem 143 8.1.3 The 2-4-6 problem 146 8.2 Artificial Science Studies 149 Summary 151 Further Reading 152 9 Statistical Reasoning 153 9.1 Probability Theory 154 9.2 Judgements of Probability 157 9.2.1 Simple estimates of probability 157 9.2.2 Overconfidence 158 9.2.3 Hindsight bias 160 9.2.4 Kahneman and Tversky s heuristics 160 9.2.4.a Representativeness 161 9.2.4.b Availability 162 9.2.4.C Anchoring and adjustment 163 viii Contents 9.3 Some Difficult Statistical Concepts 164 9.3.1 Regression to the mean 164 9.3.2 Bayes theorem 166 9.3.3 Diagnosticity 168 9.3.4 Sample size — the law of large numbers 170 9.3.5 Correlation 172 Summary 174 Further Reading 175 10 Decision Making 176 10.1 Maximizing Subjective Expected Utility 177 10.1.1 Multi-attribute utility theory 182 10.2 Psychological Research on Decision Making 183 10.2.1 Transitivity of preferences 184 10.2.1.a Non-compensatory models 184 10.2.1.b Bounded rationality and satisficing 186 10.2.2 Violations of invariance 186 10.2.2.a Framing: violations of descriptive invariance 187 10.2.2.b Response mode effects 188 10.2.3 The independence principle and the sure thing principle 189 10.2.3.a The Allais paradox 189 10.2.3.b The Ellsberg paradox - preference for risk over uncertainty 190 10.2.3.C The sure thing principle 191 10.2.3.d Regularity 192 10.2.4 Descriptive theories of decision making 192 10.2.4.a Prospect theory 192 10.2.4.b Regret theory 194 10.2.5 Decisions by two or more people 194 10.3 Predicting Decisions by Multiple Regression 196 Summary 198 Further Reading 199 11 Problem Solving 200 11.1 Problem Solving and Other Kinds of Thinking 201 11.2 Puzzles and Other Knowledge-Lean Non-Adversary Problems 206 11.2.1 State-action representations 207 11.2.2 Goal-reduction representations 212 11.2.3 AND/OR trees 214 Contents ix 11.3 Analogical Problem Solving 215 Summary 217 Further Reading 218 12 Game Playing and Expertise 219 12.1 Game Playing as Problem Solving 219 12.2 Expertise 223 12.2.1 Psychological research on knowledge-based problem solving 224 12.2.2 Expert systems 227 12.2.3 Becoming an expert 231 12.2.4 Idiots savants 232 Summary 234 Further Reading 234 13 Creativity 236 13.1 Approaches to the Study of Creativity 237 13.1.1 The psychometric approach 238 13.1.2 Biographical and autobiographical approaches 241 13.1.3 Environments for creativity 247 13.1.4 Creative processes 248 13.1.4.a Johnson-Laird s working definition of creativity 249 13.1.4.b Boden s impossibility theory 252 Summary 253 Further Reading 253 14 Everyday Reasoning 255 14.1 Everyday Reasoning and Formal Reasoning 255 14.2 The Study of Informal Arguments 260 14.3 Theoretical Perspectives on Everyday Reasoning 264 14.3.1 Everyday reasoning and everyday errors 264 14.3.2 Perkins s theory of shortcomings in everyday reasoning 266 14.3.3 A mental models theory of everyday reasoning 267 14.4 Solving Practical Problems in Everyday Life 268 Summary 272 Further Reading 273 x Contents 15 Teaching Thinking Skills 274 15.1 How Should Thinking Be Taught? 274 15.1.1 Transfer 277 15.1.2 Can general thinking skills be taught? 278 15.1.3 Intelligent tutoring systems 279 15.2 Thinking Skills Programmes 280 15.2.1 Feuerstein s Instrumental Enrichment 282 15.2.2 The Venezuela project 284 15.2.3 De Bono s CoRT 284 15.3 Can Thinking Be Taught? 286 15.4 Increasing the Flow of Creative Ideas 287 Summary 289 Further Reading 290 16 The Development of Thinking: Piagetian and Information-Processing Approaches 291 16.1 Two Major Perspectives on the Development of Thinking 291 16.2 Piagetian Theory 292 16.2.1 The development of thinking within Piaget s stages 295 16.2.2 Problems with Piaget s theory 296 16.3 Information-Processing Theories of Development 297 16.3.1 The neo-Piagetian approach 303 16.3.2 Deductive reasoning within the information- processing framework 307 16.4 The Development of Problem Solving 311 16.4.1 Planning in problem solving 313 16.4.2 Children s use of analogy in problem solving 315 Summary 315 Further Reading 316 17 The Development of Thinking: Scientific and Conceptual Thought 317 17.1 Hypothesis Testing and Induction 317 17.1.1 The nature of children s scientific reasoning 319 17.1.2 Why is children s scientific reasoning so limited? 322 17.2 Mathematical Reasoning 325 17.2.1 Conservation of number 325 17.2.2 The development of counting 326 Contents xi 17.3 Conceptual Development 331 17.3.1 Developmental constraints on concept learning 332 17.3.2 How do children s concepts change over time? 333 17.4 Theory of Mind 336 Summary 338 Further Reading 339 18 A Framework for the Study of Thinking 340 18.1 Introduction 340 18.2 The Mental Models Theory 341 18.3 Are People Irrational? 343 Further Reading 343 References 345 Name Index 372 Subject Index 380
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