- https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/0170840605053102
Peripheral Vision: Expertise in Real World Contexts
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- > intuitive judgment is the hallmark of expertise
- ~ advanced beginners can operate with rules of thumb based on situational features that cannot be captured in simple rules
- ~ chess masters store about 20k chunks, comparable to avg. English speaker's vocab
- ~ expertise cannot be captured by rule-based systems
- ~ experts cannot explain the rules they use because they aren't using any
- ~ experts see both what needs to be achieved and how it can be achieved
- ~ learners move from rules to special cases, not vice versa
- ~ novices perform via memorized rules
- ~ proficiency is reached when the deliberate process of priotizing from situation parameters is replaced with intuition
- ~ proficient learners have good perceptual skills, but not necessarily good intuitive procedural skills attached to them
- ⁓ getting computerized feedback consisting of "that's wrong" may or may not constitute "making a mistake"