Psychology of Questions
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Amalgamation Rule
Answer Node
Button Press Task
Candidate Answers
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Causal Antecedent
cognitive development
Conceptual Dependency Representation
Conceptual Graph Structures
Don Nix
Donna Forrest-Pressley
educational assessment
Enablement Actions
entry
Entry Node
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experimental psychology
Gary M. Olson
Goal Node
inferential reasoning
James A. Galambos
John B. Black
Kelly E. Murray
Margaret Schadler
memory retrieval
Michael Pressley
Murray Singer
Nelson Otalvaro
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Node Restrictions
Os
Question Answering
Question Categories
question comprehension in learning
Relevant Knowledge Structures
restrictions
Robert Estill
Robert L. Mack
Scott P. Robertson
Script Headers
Sentence Reading Times
Statement Node
Steven P. Shwartz
Style Nodes
Subordinate Goals
Susan A. Duffy
Susan Kemper
Susan R. Goldman
Symbolic Procedures
Tamar Murachver
Target Sentences
text comprehension
Theoretical Answers
Thomas W. Bean
Wendy G. Lehnert
Wildcat Wells
World Knowledge Structures
Product details
- ISBN 9780815393900
- Weight: 890g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 12 Dec 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 1985, the chapters in this volume collectively approach the phenomenon of questioning from many perspectives. There are studies on question comprehension, question answering, question asking and the influence of adjunct questions on text comprehension and memory. The chapters cover different theories, models, methods, and practical applications. Some contributors focus exclusively on adult subjects, whereas other examine cognitive development in children. The earlier chapters in the book have a "pure science" emphasis, whereas the later chapters have an "applied" emphasis. Of course, the distinction between science and application had, in the editors’ words, become "very fuzzy" in the years prior to publication.
Arthur C. Graesser, John B. Black
