 People (and rats) find the most interest in situations that are neither completely strange nor entirely known - where there is novelty to be explored, but where similarities and programs remembered from past experience help guide the exploration. Nor...  The Marketing Power of Emotion - Página 63por John O'Shaughnessy, Nicholas Jackson O'Shaughnessy - 2002 - 288 páginasVista previa limitada - Acerca de este libro
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...must be taken for granted in order that a few may be investigated. As Simon (1965, pp. 97-8) observes, People (and rats) find the most interest in situations...programs remembered from past experience help guide the exploration. Nor does creativity flourish in completely unstructured situations. The almost unanimous... | |
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...authority on the subject, argues that this is done by maintaining appropriate degrees of structure: People (and rats) find the most interest in situations...programs remembered from past experience help guide the exploration. Nor does creativity flourish in completely unstructured situations. The almost unanimous... | |
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