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Adults Reasoning Combinatoriallyen-ended problems, over time, under conditions that encouraged critical thinking. In this chapter, we address the question as to whether similar results can be achieved by liberal-arts college students within a well-implemented curriculum that includes a strand of connected problems to be solved ove

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Making Pizzas: Reasoning by Cases and by Recursionted new challenges and required the students to adapt the representations and solution strategies that they had previously formed to meet the needs of these tasks. (Portions of the data analyzed here are described in Bellisio (1999), Muter (1999), and Tarlow (2004).)