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Self-directed gameplay reveals common and divergent patterns in human problem-solving
A central goal of cognitive science has been to find universal principles that explain the remarkable flexibility of human problem-solving. However, people display a diversity of problem-solving strategies, prior experience, domain-specific knowledge, and preferences. Which aspects of problem solvin
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