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Direct linkCarder, Hassina P.; Handley, Simon J.; Perfect, Timothy J. – Brain and Cognition, 2008
MOVE problems, like the Tower of London (TOL) or the Water Jug (WJ) task, are planning tasks that appear structurally similar and are assumed to involve similar cognitive processes. Carder et al. [Carder, H.P., Handley, S.J., & Perfect, T.J. ( 2004). Deconstructing the Tower of London: Alternative moves and conflict resolution as predictors of…
Descriptors: Autism, Experimental Psychology, Conflict Resolution, Task Analysis
