"Kind" and "Wicked" Learning Environments

Robin Hogarth helped resolve an apparent contradiction in expertise research

"Kind" and "Wicked" Learning Environments Robin Hogarth helped resolve an apparent contradiction in expertise research David Epstein May 16, 2024 99 39 7 Share Psychologist Robin Hogarth, who passed away last month at the age of 81, had a profound impact on how I view the world. When I began reading research on human performance, I was confused by what seemed to be diametrically opposed findings coming from two different camps of scientists. One camp, often referred to as “naturalistic decision making” (NDM), found that performers reliably improve with experience. The other camp, “heuristics a

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