In Memoriam Master of Complexity: Paul J. Feltovich August 2,1947

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This article describes the main contributions made by the late Paul J. Feltovich to the fields of cognitive engineering and decision making.

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cognitive engineering topics complexity topics expert performance topics

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In Memoriam Master of Complexity: Paul J. Feltovich August 2,1947–January 21,2025

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