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When Younger Learners Can Be Better (or at Least More Open-Minded) Than Older Ones

机译:当年幼的学习者比年长的学习者更好(或至少心胸开阔)

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We describe a surprising developmental pattern we found in studies involving three different kinds of problems and age ranges. Younger learners are better than older ones at learning unusual abstract causal principles from evidence. We explore two factors that might contribute to this counterintuitive result. The first is that as our knowledge grows, we become less open to new ideas. The second is that younger minds and brains are intrinsically more flexible and exploratory, although they are also less efficient as a result.
机译:我们描述了在涉及三种不同问题和年龄范围的研究中发现的令人惊讶的发展模式。在从证据中学习不寻常的抽象因果原理方面,年轻的学习者比年长的学习者要好。我们探讨了可能导致此违反直觉的结果的两个因素。首先是,随着我们知识的增长,我们对新思想的开放程度降低。第二个原因是,年轻的头脑和大脑本质上更加灵活和具有探索性,尽管因此他们的效率也较低。

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