2002
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-294x2002000100012
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Raciocínio lógico na compreensão de texto

Abstract: Lea, O'Brien, Fish, Noveck e Braine (1990) investigaram inferências lógicas efetuadas por informantes universitários do curso de Psicologia, durante leitura, e encontraram que informantes realizam inferências da lógica proposicional de maneira espontânea e automática. Perguntou-se: será que os alunos de Matemática demonstram raciocínio lógico mais desenvolvido que os alunos de Letras, tendo como responsáveis as disciplinas por eles cursadas? Informantes dos dois cursos foram entrevistados com o objetivo de inv… Show more

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“…For example, readers indicated that the "Dressing Up" passage explicitly stated that Jerry had decided to wear his striped shirt, when in fact that outcome must be deduced via the or-elimination inference (striped or checkered shirt; not checkered; therefore striped). Lea et al (1990) showed that readers were highly accurate at drawing deductive inferences (95 % correct) and that they were making them easily enough to be largely unaware of doing so (see Rodrigues, Dias, and Roazzi 2002, for a replication in Portuguese). This result was striking for two reasons: First, the literature abounded with evidence of inept human reasoning (e.g.…”
Section: (5) "So I'd Better Find My Blue Pants" He Thoughtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, readers indicated that the "Dressing Up" passage explicitly stated that Jerry had decided to wear his striped shirt, when in fact that outcome must be deduced via the or-elimination inference (striped or checkered shirt; not checkered; therefore striped). Lea et al (1990) showed that readers were highly accurate at drawing deductive inferences (95 % correct) and that they were making them easily enough to be largely unaware of doing so (see Rodrigues, Dias, and Roazzi 2002, for a replication in Portuguese). This result was striking for two reasons: First, the literature abounded with evidence of inept human reasoning (e.g.…”
Section: (5) "So I'd Better Find My Blue Pants" He Thoughtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como a lógica visa como fim, resolver problemas, Rodrigues et al (2002) enfatiza que lógica é um fenômeno básico na vida das pessoas e que problemas cotidianos surgem com frequência. Na leitura é comum que se verifique as posições que necessitem pensamentos lógicos, normalmente usados para resolver problemas.…”
Section: Raciocínio Lógico E Programaçãounclassified
“…A maioria desses estudos procurou evidências desses esquemas lógicos proposicionais em adultos ( Lea, 1998;Lea, O'Brien, Fish, Noveck e Braine, 1990;Rodrigues, Dias & Roazzi, 2002). Entre crianças, temos apoios ao modelo através dos trabalhos de Bloom, Lahey, Hood, Lifter e Feiss (1980);Bowerman (1986); Braine & Rumain (1981); O'Brien, Braine, Cornell, Noveck, Fish e Fun (1989); O'Brien, Dias, Roazzi e Braine (1998).…”
Section: Estudos Empíricos Estudos Com Partículas Lógica (Lógica Propunclassified