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What makes an insight problem? The roles of heuristics, goal conception and solution recoding in knowledge-lean problems.
Four experiments investigated transformation problems with insight characteristics. In Experiment 1, performance on a version of the 6-coin problem that had a concrete and visualizable solution followed a hill-climbing heuristic. Experiment 2 demonstrated that the difficulty of a version of the prob
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