Answer to Question 1
For novices, the goal of accomplishing the activity is to reach as rapidly as possible a satisfactory performance level that is stable and autonomous. In contrast, experts build up a wealth of knowledge about alternative ways of solving problems or making decisions. Experts are able to bypass steps needed by novices. Experts are more flexible, creative, and curious; and they have superior strategies grounded on superior knowledge for accomplishing a task. Experts have a harder time explaining how they arrived at a particular answer.
Answer to Question 2
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(a) Mammal species from central Saskatchewan differ greatly in their isotopic signatures. (b) There
Ovulation process
Critical thinking model for safety evaluation
This modified model of Easton’s systems theory puts government decision makers as the source of pol
Scientific process and the scientific method
Termination of the process of translation