Examines how justification and experience affect problem-solving performance in varying task complexities, suggesting implications for training.
Examines the effects of justification conditions and individuals' general experience and training on problem-solving performance and whether these effects are contingent on tasks. Theory on the effects of task complexity on performance; Research design and method; Conclusions.
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