Imagine that experts and novices in chess are exposed briefly to a chessboard in which pieces
are placed randomly. They are then asked to reproduce the arrangement as accurately as they
can. Which is the best prediction about the outcome?
a. The experts and novices perform about equally.
b. The experts can reproduce the board more accurately.
c. The novices can reproduce the board more accurately.
d. There is no basis in cognitive theory for making a prediction.
A
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