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Reasoning About Alternatives: How Students Reason About Plausible and Implausible Mechanisms

Authors list: Martin, PP; Yik, BJ; Burlingham, B; Graulich, N

Appeared in: Exploring Mechanistic reasoning in Science Education

Editor list: Graulich, N; Haskel-Ittah, M;Bachtiar, R

Publication year: 2025

Authors/Editors

- Uni.-Prof. Dr. Nicole Graulich

Citation Styles

Harvard Citation style: Martin, P., Yik, B., Burlingham, B. and Graulich, N. (2025) Reasoning About Alternatives: How Students Reason About Plausible and Implausible Mechanisms, in Graulich, N., Haskel-Ittah, M. and Bachtiar, R. (eds.) Exploring Mechanistic reasoning in Science Education. Springer

APA Citation style: Martin, P., Yik, B., Burlingham, B., & Graulich, N. (2025). Reasoning About Alternatives: How Students Reason About Plausible and Implausible Mechanisms. In Graulich, N., Haskel-Ittah, M., & Bachtiar, R. (Eds.), Exploring Mechanistic reasoning in Science Education. Springer.