The role of problem definitions in understanding age and context effects on strategies for solving everyday problems.

作者: Cynthia A. Berg , JoNell Strough , Katerina S. Calderone , Carol Sansone , Charlene Weir

DOI: 10.1037/0882-7974.13.1.29

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摘要: The participants (107 preadolescents, 124 college students, 118 middle-aged adults, and 131 older adults) described 2 everyday problems (1 unconstrained, the other constrained to 1 of 6 domains) that they experienced their goals strategies. Problem definitions reflected interpersonal or competence components both; strategies altering cognitions, actions, regulating including others. Age differences in problem were found. For unconstrained-domain problems, age definition related strategies; for not constrained-domain domain definition, with better predictor results illustrate value individuals' addressing context effects on used.

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