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epistemic forms: a standalone construct

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Educational psychology

target structures such as lists, tables and models that guide inquiry, with epistemic games as the strategies people use to fill them in.

In educational psychology, epistemic forms refers to target structures such as lists, tables and models that guide inquiry, with epistemic games as the strategies people use to fill them in. This meaning comes from Collins (1993) in Educational Psychologist.[1]

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Collins, A., & Ferguson, W. (1993). Epistemic forms and Epistemic Games: Structures and Strategies to Guide Inquiry. Educational Psychologist, 28(1), 25-42. https://doi.org/10.1207/s15326985ep2801_3

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