ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science
Metareasoning: A Framework to Guide Research in Reasoning, Problem Solving, and Decision Making
The fields of reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making have developed in parallel, with some, but not many, points of convergence. Ackerman and Thompson (2017) proposed a metareasoning framework that could provide the foundation for integrating research across them. Four talks showcase how metacognitive approaches advance research in each domain.
Chairs & Discussants
- Valerie ThompsonChair
University of Saskatchewan
Presentations
- The Effects of Stimulus Complexity and Conceptual Fluency on Aesthetic Judgments: Evidence for a Default–Interventionist AccountLinden Ball
- Mathematics Anxiety, and Its Relations with the Quality of Decisions and Decision ConfidenceKinga Morsanyi
- The Diminishing Criterion Model in the Wild – How Do People Allocate Time to Cognitive Tasks in the Lab and in Real Life?Rakefet Ackerman
- Feelings of Error and Rightness in ReasoningValerie Thompson
