Thomas Young's Problem Solving through Analogical Reasoning in the Process of Light Inference Theory Formation and Its Implications for Scientific Creativity Education |
Kim, Wonsook
(Jugam Middle School)
Kim, Youngmin (Pusan National University) Seo, Hae-Ae (Pusan National University) Park, Jongseok (Kyungpook National University) |
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