Chapter 10:

6. A sequence of states through a problem space leading from the initial state to the goal state.
10. Searching for a goal state by generating the entire problem space
11. Representation of the situation at the start of solving a problem.
12. Based on transcripts of subjects asked to “think aloud” while solving problems.
13. Representation of the desired situation in a problem-solving task.
15. A tendency to see the conventional uses of familiar objects, and to fail to see novel uses.

1. A problem solving strategy in which blocked operators lead to the creation of new subgoals.
2. A tendency to continue using a familiar procedure to solve new problems, which may interfere with discovering more efficient procedures.
3. Representation of the present situation in a problem solving task.
4. Represents operators in the form of condition-action rules.
5. A problem solving strategy in which operators are selected to decrease the difference between the current state and the goal state.
7. A desired state; provides the direction for problem-solving behavior.
8. The set of possible states that could be generated by applying all available operators to the current state, repeating for all the resulting states,and so on until the goal state is reached.
9. An action that changes one problem state into another.
14. A goal undertaken in the service of another goal.