Ideas in this flowchart

• Components that shape problem-solving in a domain
• Resources are the knowledge, representations, and procedural skills available in the problem domain.
• Knowledge available in the problem domain
• Representations available in the problem domain
• Procedural skills available in the problem domain
• Heuristics are decision-making tools for making sense of difficult problems.
• Control is the management and self-awareness used to regulate problem-solving.
• Control supports planning, execution, evaluation, and method selection.
• Belief includes ideas about the domain and one’s own abilities.
• Ideas about the problem domain
• Ideas about one’s own abilities
• Unproductive beliefs can prevent the correct resources and heuristics from being used.