BRANCHINI, Erika
BRANCHINI, Erika
DIPARTIMENTO DI SCIENZE UMANE
Can Contraries Prompt Intuition in Insight Problem Solving?
2016-01-01 Branchini, Erika; Bianchi, Ivana; Burro, Roberto; Capitani, Elena; Savardi, Ugo
Contraries as an effective strategy in geometrical problem solving
2015-01-01 Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Bianchi, Ivana; Savardi, Ugo
Does Thinking in Opposites in Order to Think Differently Improve Creativity?
2023-01-01 Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika
Is there an association between consumers’ personality traits and the sensory characteristics they look for in wine?
2023-01-01 Burro, Roberto; Branchini, Erika; Capitani, Elena; Barnaba, Veronica; Fermani, Arianna; Paradis, Carita; Bianchi, Ivana
Naïve intuitions about what constitutes “an opposite process”
2021-01-01 Bianchi, Ivana; Capitani, Elena; Branchini, Erika; Savardi, Ugo; Burro, Roberto
Non experts’ understanding of terms frequently used by experts to describe the sensory properties of wine: An investigation based on opposites
2021-01-01 Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika; Torquati, Stefania; Fermani, Arianna; Capitani, Elena; Barnaba, Veronica; Savardi, Ugo; Burro, Roberto
On pleasures of the mind related to humour and insight problem solving: an investigation of people’s awareness of what they like and why
2022-01-01 Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika; Canestrari, Carla; Burro, Roberto
Opposites in Reasoning Processes: Do We Use Them More Than We Think, but Less Than We Could?
2021-01-01 Branchini, Erika; Capitani, Elena; Burro, Roberto; Savardi, Ugo; Bianchi, Ivana
Overtly prompting people to “think in opposites” supports insight problem solving
2020-01-01 Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Capitani, Elena; Savardi, Ugo
Pleasures of the Mind: What Makes Jokes and Insight Problems Enjoyable
2018-01-01 Canestrari, Carla; Branchini, Erika; Bianchi, Ivana; Savardi, Ugo; Burro, Roberto
Productive thinking: the role of perception and perceiving opposition
2015-01-01 Branchini, Erika; Savardi, Ugo; Bianchi, I.
The effects of modulating contrast in verbal irony as a cue for giftedness
2017-01-01 Bianchi, Ivana; Canestrari, Carla; Roncoroni, ANNA MARIA; Burro, Roberto; Branchini, Erika; Savardi, Ugo
The opposite of a transformation process. An exploration based on diagrams
2020-01-01 Capitani, Elena; Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Savardi, Ugo; Bianchi, Ivana
Training People to Think in Opposites Facilitates the Falsification Process in Wason’s Rule Discovery Task
2023-01-01 Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Bianchi, Ivana
| Titolo | Data di pubblicazione | Autore(i) | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| Can Contraries Prompt Intuition in Insight Problem Solving? | 1-gen-2016 | Branchini, Erika; Bianchi, Ivana; Burro, Roberto; Capitani, Elena; Savardi, Ugo | |
| Contraries as an effective strategy in geometrical problem solving | 1-gen-2015 | Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Bianchi, Ivana; Savardi, Ugo | |
| Does Thinking in Opposites in Order to Think Differently Improve Creativity? | 1-gen-2023 | Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika | |
| Is there an association between consumers’ personality traits and the sensory characteristics they look for in wine? | 1-gen-2023 | Burro, Roberto; Branchini, Erika; Capitani, Elena; Barnaba, Veronica; Fermani, Arianna; Paradis, Carita; Bianchi, Ivana | |
| Naïve intuitions about what constitutes “an opposite process” | 1-gen-2021 | Bianchi, Ivana; Capitani, Elena; Branchini, Erika; Savardi, Ugo; Burro, Roberto | |
| Non experts’ understanding of terms frequently used by experts to describe the sensory properties of wine: An investigation based on opposites | 1-gen-2021 | Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika; Torquati, Stefania; Fermani, Arianna; Capitani, Elena; Barnaba, Veronica; Savardi, Ugo; Burro, Roberto | |
| On pleasures of the mind related to humour and insight problem solving: an investigation of people’s awareness of what they like and why | 1-gen-2022 | Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika; Canestrari, Carla; Burro, Roberto | |
| Opposites in Reasoning Processes: Do We Use Them More Than We Think, but Less Than We Could? | 1-gen-2021 | Branchini, Erika; Capitani, Elena; Burro, Roberto; Savardi, Ugo; Bianchi, Ivana | |
| Overtly prompting people to “think in opposites” supports insight problem solving | 1-gen-2020 | Bianchi, Ivana; Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Capitani, Elena; Savardi, Ugo | |
| Pleasures of the Mind: What Makes Jokes and Insight Problems Enjoyable | 1-gen-2018 | Canestrari, Carla; Branchini, Erika; Bianchi, Ivana; Savardi, Ugo; Burro, Roberto | |
| Productive thinking: the role of perception and perceiving opposition | 1-gen-2015 | Branchini, Erika; Savardi, Ugo; Bianchi, I. | |
| The effects of modulating contrast in verbal irony as a cue for giftedness | 1-gen-2017 | Bianchi, Ivana; Canestrari, Carla; Roncoroni, ANNA MARIA; Burro, Roberto; Branchini, Erika; Savardi, Ugo | |
| The opposite of a transformation process. An exploration based on diagrams | 1-gen-2020 | Capitani, Elena; Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Savardi, Ugo; Bianchi, Ivana | |
| Training People to Think in Opposites Facilitates the Falsification Process in Wason’s Rule Discovery Task | 1-gen-2023 | Branchini, Erika; Burro, Roberto; Bianchi, Ivana |