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Fetching a Problem's Solution from a Computer Does Not Lead to an Impoverished Affective Footprint
Problem solving relies on purely internal processing (IP) or extended processing (EP) which additionally draws on external resources like computerized equipment. IP can initially cause negative affect due to effort or cognitive conflict, followed by positive affect after success. Such affective dyna
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