Joel S. Chan
Affiliations: | Psychology |
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Sign in to add mentor| Joel Hagaman | research assistant | University of the Ozarks | ||
| Christian D. Schunn | grad student | 2014 | University of Pittsburgh | |
| (The impact of sources of inspiration on the genesis of innovative ideas.) | ||||
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| Paletz SBF, Chan J, Schunn CD. (2016) Uncovering Uncertainty through Disagreement Applied Cognitive Psychology. 30: 387-400 |
| Chan J, Schunn CD. (2015) The importance of iteration in creative conceptual combination. Cognition. 145: 104-115 |
| Chan J, Schunn C. (2015) The impact of analogies on creative concept generation: Lessons from an in vivo study in engineering design Cognitive Science. 39: 126-155 |
| Chan J, Dow SP, Schunn CD. (2015) Do the best design ideas (really) come from conceptually distant sources of inspiration? Design Studies. 36: 31-58 |
| Fu K, Chan J, Cagan J, et al. (2013) The meaning of near and far: The impact of structuring design databases and the effect of distance of analogy on design output Journal of Mechanical Design, Transactions of the Asme. 135 |
| Fu K, Chan J, Schunn C, et al. (2013) Expert representation of design repository space: A comparison to and validation of algorithmic output Design Studies. 34: 729-762 |
| Chan J, Paletz SB, Schunn CD. (2012) Analogy as a strategy for supporting complex problem solving under uncertainty. Memory & Cognition. 40: 1352-65 |
| Chan J, Fu K, Schunn C, et al. (2011) On the benefits and pitfalls of analogies for innovative design: Ideation performance based on analogical distance, commonness, and modality of examples Journal of Mechanical Design, Transactions of the Asme. 133 |