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Does selective enumeration improve total enumeration?

A.G. Gale, K. Carr, D. Brogan

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Method Subjects Sixteen undergraduates, thirteen females and three males, from the University of Helsinki participated in the experiment to get a course credit. They were divided into two groups of eight subjects. The first group was called the experimental group and underwent the selective enumeration training. The second group was the control group.

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Method Subjects Sixteen undergraduates, thirteen females and three males, from the University of Helsinki participated in the experiment to get a course credit. They were divided into two groups of eight subjects. The first group was called the experimental group and underwent the selective enumeration training. The second group was the control group.

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Method Subjects Sixteen undergraduates, thirteen females and three males, from the University of Helsinki participated in the experiment to get a course credit. They were divided into two groups of eight subjects. The first group was called the experimental group and underwent the selective enumeration training. The second group was the control group.

Key concepts: Enumeration, Mathematics, Combinatorics

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