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Analogical encodings and recodings

Cognition, Cognitive Psychology and Psychology seminar by Prof Emmanuel Sander, University of Geneva

Hosted by Analogical Minds

Thursday 17:00–18:30 London (GMT+1)

Recording available

Online

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1 h 2 min

Abstract

This talk will focus on the idea that the kind of similarity driving analogical retrieval is determined by the kind of features encoded regarding the source and the target cue situations. Emphasis will be put on educational perspectives in order to show the influence of world semantics on learners’ problem representations and solving strategies, as well as the difficulties arising from semantic incongruence between representations and strategies. Special attention will be given to the recoding of semantically incongruent representations, a crucial step that learners struggle with, in order to illustrate a promising path for going beyond informal strategies.

Topics

analogical retrievaleducational perspectiveslearnersproblem representationsrecodingsemantic incongruencesolving strategiesworld semantics

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