Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society

We bring together four researchers who study exper-tise in team or in solo (i.e., individual) performance. Teamresearch tends to either collect a lot of questionnaire dataafter performance or a little data, in real-time, by humanobservers. Studies of solo performers are often restrictedto convenience samples of task novices, who often spendless than an hour learning and performing the task. Incontrast, the research of all four of our panelists is no-table for using tasks which require days-to-years of prac-tice and for the quantities of data collected. Discussionswill emphasize the contributions these approaches aremaking to theoretical cognitive science.