Analogical discoveries. Identifying similarities to solve problems

Preface Introduction 1.Realizing analogies/Analogical problem-solving does not occur spontaneously/Separating activation and awareness/Source access is not influenced by semantic cues/Phases of analogical problem-solving/Analogical mapping is not incremental 2.Integrating analogies/Integration of stories and pictures/Integration of partial source stories/Integration of partial visual sources/From partial analogies to general solutions 3.Processing analogies/Medium and re-elaboration of the source/Effects of literal recall, schematizing, and evaluating/ Going beyond  source information/Sources in problem-solving settings/Beyond schema abstraction 4.Identifying and training analogical thinking skills/Relationships between different kinds of analogical thinking/Analogical problem-solving and cognitive style/Analogical problem-solving and domain familiarity/Can analogical problem-solving be trained' ·Conclusions ·References ·Appendices