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Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Cognitive Science
  • Phenomenology

Background:

  • Psychology's problem-solving research heavily relies on laboratory settings.
  • This approach assumes problem-solving can be reduced to a purely cognitive mechanism.
  • This assumption is questioned from a phenomenological perspective.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To critically examine the assumption of reducing problem-solving to cognitive mechanisms.
  • To explore the experiential conditions of problematic situations.
  • To propose a phenomenologically revised understanding of problems and empirical research.

Main Methods:

  • Phenomenological analysis of problem-solving experiences.
  • Application of Lewin's field theory to understand the laboratory as an experiential arena.
  • Critique of laboratory-based problem-solving research.

Main Results:

  • Laboratory settings, particularly instructions, shape the experience of problem-solving.
  • Problematic situations cannot be arbitrarily evoked by instructions alone.
  • Current laboratory methods may not fully capture the phenomenology of problems.

Conclusions:

  • A purely cognitive reduction of problem-solving is insufficient.
  • Phenomenological insights necessitate a broader scope for empirical psychology research.
  • Novel empirical paradigms, like live streaming, are required for more authentic problem-solving research.