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Alexander Nicolai, Wendt, Daniel V., Holt and Lisa, von Stockhausen (Eds.): Komplexität und Problemlösen: Festschrift für Joachim Funke zum 70. Geburtstag, Heidelberg: Heidelberg University Publishing, 2025. https://doi.org/10.17885/heiup.1067

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Wendt Alexander Nicolai (Ed.), Holt Daniel V. (Ed.), von Stockhausen Lisa (Ed.)

Komplexität und Problemlösen

Festschrift für Joachim Funke zum 70. Geburtstag

Complexity and problem-solving have become meaningful keywords for research in the cognitive sciences in recent decades. Joachim Funke's psychological approach is closely linked to both terms. His reasoning on complex problem-solving connects different lines of research, such as psychology of action, systems theory, and the computational theory of problem-solving. This volume brings together a wide range of contributions from this field, including biographical commentaries, academic essays, and original contributions.

Dr. Dr. Alexander Nicolai Wendt: research associate, faculty of psychology at the Sigmund Freud University, Vienna. Fields of research: theoretical psychology, phenomenological psychology, psychology of thought, history of psychology, philosophy of science

Dr. Daniel V. Holt: research associate, institute of psychology at the University of Heidelberg. Fields of research: planning and problem-solving, dynamic decision-making processes, executive functions, emotion regulation, meditation and mindfulness

Prof. Dr. Lisa von Stockhausen: university professor, institute of psychology at the University of Duisburg-Essen. Fields of research: language psychology, mindfulness, social cognition, theoretical psychology

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Table of Contents
Pages
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Titelei
I-IV
Inhaltsverzeichnis
V-VII
Wendt Alexander Nicolai, Holt Daniel V., von Stockhausen Lisa
1 Joachim Funke als Denkpsychologe. Editorial
1-12
Teil I: Biografisches
13
Jürgen Bredenkamp
2 Joachim Funke: 15 Jahre Wegbegleiter
15-20
Annemarie Fritz, Walter Hussy, David Tobinski
3 Joachim Funke verarbeitet Informationen
21-34
Jens F. Beckmann, Axel Buchner
4 Zeit mit Jofu: Immer dynamisch, gelegentlich komplex, nie problematisch. Reminiszenzen zweier, die es wissen sollten
35-46
Susanne Guski-Leinwand
5 Ein „Funkenschlag“ für die Geschichte der Psychologie
47-53
Teil II: Essays
55
Jochen Musch, Edgar Erdfelder
6 Drei Jahrzehnte Gummibärenforschung: Entwicklungstrends und neue Ergebnisse
57-78
Robert J. Sternberg
7 The Role of Credulity in Failed Problem Solving
79-100
Benő Csapó
8 The Nature of Research on Problem Solving
101-119
Matthias Stadler
9 Die vier Wellen der psychometrischen Forschung zu komplexen Problemen
121-130
Annette Kämmerer
10 Die Problemlösung ist noch lange nicht die Lösung des Problems
131-136
Ben Roeg, Peta Panta
11 Die Universität ist kein Wirtschaftsunternehmen!
137-146
Teil III: Originalia
147
Hilde Haider
12 Problemlösen und implizites Lernen
149-155
Amory H. Danek
13 Implicit Learning Across Isoproblems in the Tower of London Puzzle is Impaired in Patients with Parkinson’s Disease
157-179
Helen Fischer, Dorothee Amelung
14 Metacognition and Climate Change: Why Dealing with Politicized Science Requires Self-Insight
181-189
Klaus Fiedler, Shira Elqayam
15 Pragmatics—A Rich Domain for the Study of Meta-Reasoning
191-216
Christine Blech
16 Can Self-Explanations and Thinking Aloud Promote Performance at the Tower of Hanoi Problem?
217-232
Cleotilde Gonzalez
17 Complex Problem Solving and Dynamic Decision Making: What Is the Difference?
233-247
Wolfgang Schoppek
18 Psychologische Theorien als finite Automaten
249-268
Miriam Spering
19 Human Eye Movements as Indicators of Complexity
269-285
Verzeichnis der Autorinnen und Autoren
287-295

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