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lunatika

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In solving problems, experts classify problems by
 
  a. surface structure and solved using trial and error
  b. surface structure and break them down into subgoals
  c. by deep structure and solved using trial and error
  d. deep structure and break them down into subgoals

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a reason why chess experts (or any other experts)
  perform better than novices?
 
  a. they are highly automated
  b. they are more strategic at using their resources
  c. they have more/better data (i.e., background knowledge)
  d. they have more resources at their disposal



mceravolo

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

d



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