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Self-induction is based on the concepts introduced in
Water Jar Problem
A cognitive psychology problem-solving task involving the allocation of water between jars of different sizes to reach a certain volume.
String Problem
A type of problem or puzzle that involves manipulating strings or sequences of characters according to specified rules.
Tumor Problem
A classic problem used in the study of human problem-solving and decision-making, illustrating how individuals approach complex issues that require analytical reasoning.
Frame of Reference
A perspective or set of criteria that influences how one interprets or evaluates something.
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