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Problem Solving in Physics Classes: Navigating Fast and Slow
This paper examines the cognitive foundations of problem solving in introductory physics, drawing on Daniel Kahneman's dual-process theory and research on judgment and decision making. Students often struggle with problem analysis, mathematical reasoning, and cognitive biases. To address these chall
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