Research suggests experts notice different aspects of a situation than novices do; in particular,experts
A) assimilate and interpret new information more inefficiently.
B) refer to their highly organized storehouse of mental representations.
C) solve problems using inductive logic, which requires intense concentration and effort.
D) learn how to use computers to solve problems.

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Experts have a more organized and extensive storehouse of mental representations or schemas, which allows them to quickly recognize patterns and make accurate judgments based on their prior experiences. This cognitive structure enables them to notice different aspects of a situation than novices do.

Research Suggests Experts Notice Different Aspects of a Situation Than