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situation by within-subject design. The control variables were two categories, one is under job<br />

seeking and the other is under lottery choosing. The subjects were divided into two groups, which<br />

consisted <strong>of</strong> undergraduates and postgraduates. We used Risk Preference Index (RPI) to measure<br />

risk-taking tendency. The results indicated that the categories in risk situation influences on risk<br />

taking tendency in a way and presented the interaction between the control variable and the<br />

subject variable.<br />

5115.4 Theory and experiments <strong>of</strong> problem representation, Zhu Deng, Department <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Psychology</strong>,Nanjing Normal University, China<br />

To test the assumptions <strong>of</strong> Representation-State Theory (RST) mentioned in my article(Zhu,2003),<br />

713 senior high school students have been studied by means <strong>of</strong> protocol, cognitive task and<br />

questionnaire in our experiments. It has been examined that the cognitive mechanism <strong>of</strong> the<br />

physics problem-solving and the related subjective variables. The results showed that changes <strong>of</strong><br />

problem representation-state are mainly influenced by the special knowledge, and that they are<br />

also relevant to the subjects’ cognitive structure. Our research also found that the<br />

state-metacognition <strong>of</strong> problem-solving consists <strong>of</strong> three components: the problem solvers’<br />

monitoring consciousness, self-efficacy feeling and the strategies <strong>of</strong> problem representation.<br />

5115.5 An experimental study on undergraduates’ analogical transfer <strong>of</strong> disciplinary problems,<br />

Baoguo Shi 1 , Qinglin Zhang 2 , 1 Institute <strong>of</strong> Developmental <strong>Psychology</strong>, Beijing Normal<br />

University, China, 2 School <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Southwest Normal University, Chongqing, China<br />

Two experiments had been designed to investigate analogical transfer <strong>of</strong> disciplinary problems <strong>of</strong><br />

214 undergraduates. The first one examined effects <strong>of</strong> surface similarity on transfer and subjects’<br />

strategies. The second one examined effects <strong>of</strong> different relationships between two source<br />

problems on transfer. The results:(1) Surface similarity has a significant impact on analogical<br />

transfer. Transfer occurs more easily between problems in the same disciplinary field.(2) Effective<br />

strategies used to activate source analog can be based on surface as well as on structure. There is<br />

no significant relationship between learning time and transfer effects.(3) Solution method<br />

induction has a significant impact on transfer.<br />

5115.6 Evaluation <strong>of</strong> social skills and problem solving on interned children and their parents,<br />

Rebeca Andrea Betancourt Reyes, Irasema Del Pilar Castell Ruiz, Maria De Lourdes<br />

Samayoua MIranda, Otila Maria Caballero Quevedo Universidad De Sonora, Mexico<br />

The availability <strong>of</strong> trainings to families that need it, will have a significative impact there has been<br />

little interest on the systematic study <strong>of</strong> such skills same on parents and their children (Shapiro,<br />

1997; Gelb, 1999). Therefore the objective <strong>of</strong> this study it to evaluate social skills and problem<br />

solving on interned children and their parents with the goal <strong>of</strong> compare them. The utilized<br />

instrument where a series <strong>of</strong> structured situations that matched the families context. The results<br />

where analyzed on percentages and showed that on the compared skills no correspondence<br />

between the sons and parents skills.<br />

5115.7 Decision making for time management: Protective factor for tutorship, Otila Maria<br />

Caballero Quevedo, Maria De Lourdes Samayoua MIranda, Irasema Del Pilar Castell Ruiz,<br />

Rebeca Andrea Betancourt Reyes, Universidad De Sonora, Mexico<br />

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