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''Het denken van den schaker''<ref>Thought and choice in Chess</ref>[[Adriaan de Groot|De Groot]] these a rare book, there is a translation ''Translation and choice in chess''; the book is the milestone marking the transition of the psychological study of genius to the early beginning of empiricial cognitive sciences. | ''Het denken van den schaker''<ref>Thought and choice in Chess</ref>[[Adriaan de Groot|De Groot]] these a rare book, there is a translation ''Translation and choice in chess''; the book is the milestone marking the transition of the psychological study of genius to the early beginning of empiricial cognitive sciences. | ||
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See also Chess (OS X)
Het denken van den schaker[1]De Groot these a rare book, there is a translation Translation and choice in chess; the book is the milestone marking the transition of the psychological study of genius to the early beginning of empiricial cognitive sciences.
For example de Groot states that experts recognize patterns[2]
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