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Figure 11-9
-What is true for monopoly that is not true for perfect competition?
Prefrontal Cortex
The part of the brain located at the front of the frontal lobe, associated with decision making, cognitive behavior, and personality expression.
Problem Structuring
Involves identifying the key elements and relationships in a problem to better understand and address it.
Knowledge Base
A centralized repository of information, often used in computing to support problem solving and decision making.
Problem Space Hypothesis
The idea that problem solving is isomorphic to a search through a mental graph, with nodes corresponding to all possible states of affairs of a problem and connections corresponding to legal moves.
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