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What reusable shortcuts do people propose when solving assembly problems?
Humans readily extract statistical regularities from perceptual experience (e.g. a cook noticing which ingredients often appear together). How does such learning guide peoples’ performance on procedural tasks (e.g. preparing various dishes)? Here we examine what shortcuts people propose to help them
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