Launched to celebrate Rubik’s 50th anniversary, the special edition Rubik’s Cube looks and feels like it came right out of a time capsule! Fans of fidget toys and vintage toys will love this classic toy modeled after the first edition Rubik’s Cubes, complete with sharp edges, clunky turning, standard stickers. The Rubik’s Cube is a classic color-matching puzzle that can be enjoyed at home or on the move. The original, classic 3x3 cube is a highly addictive brain teaser that has fascinated fans all around the world for decades. The Rubik’s Cube features six different sides, each made up of nine colorful squares. A must for puzzle lovers and fans of puzzles for adults and kids puzzles, the aim is to try twist and turn the Rubik’s Cube to its original state, with every side having one solid color. There are 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 ways of arranging the squares, and only one of these is the solution. Turn and twist away – can you solve it? The retro plastic display case with throwback logo and design as well as the Rubik’s Cube whole collection make the perfect gifts for men, gifts for women, and gifts for teens. Celebrate 50 years of puzzle solving with Rubik’s Cube.
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Feature | Don’t let the size fool you – with over 3.6 million possible permutations and only one solution, this is a brain teaser that will challenge you again and again. | The classic 3x3 Rubik’s Cube is the world’s best-known addictive puzzle and has fascinated fans since its launch in 1980. A true icon. | This 4x4 puzzle is made up of 56 small cubes, but the center pieces move in relation to each other, making it even more difficult. | Go retro with a Rubik’s Cube that looks and feels like it’s a toy from the past, complete with classic boxy edges, slower turning, stickers, gold side, and special anniversary logo, presented in a retro plastic display case. | Play a new twist on the classic Rubik’s Cube with a game inspired by the iconic brain teaser made to challenge your flexible thinking, speed, and problem-solving skills. | This Amazon Exclusive Race game has 6 added tiles and an added layer of complexity, making it the perfect puzzle gift for any Rubik’s enthusiast in your life! |
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Customers like the smoothness of movement of the puzzle. They say it's fun to solve and engaging for kids. They also appreciate the value for money. However, some customers have reported that the fit of the cube is loose. Opinions are mixed on quality.
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Customers like the smoothness of movement of the puzzle. They say the rows and columns swivel seamlessly and are durable enough to withstand the hands of most.
"...The movement of the cube is seamless , with each turn feeling smooth and secure...." Read more
" Super easy to rotate and super cool looking. Also love that it doesn’t have stickers so it won’t wear over time. My new go to Rubik’s cube." Read more
"...This one is not as expected it is not smooth actions Jerry does like to lineup...." Read more
"...CONS:1. Not really a con, but while this is a super smooth cube , it is not a speed-cube like that you see real experts use...." Read more
Customers find the puzzle fun, engaging for kids, and fun to solve. They also say it's a great toy that keeps them entertained for a good while and makes them think. Customers also mention the step-by-step moves and interesting Rubik's Cube fun facts.
"...Not only does it add a layer of sophistication and modernity to the iconic cube, but it also provides an intriguing look into the inner workings of..." Read more
"...Not too big or small.The saturation of the colors makes it more enticing to use . The quality of the cubes itself is great!..." Read more
"...It keeps her mind busy and sharp . Great price too!!" Read more
"...although it is lighter than it was in the 80’s, it is still fun to fiddle around with ." Read more
Customers appreciate the value of the puzzle. They mention it's sturdy, works well for the price, and is not cheap.
"...for hours, days, even months of fun...definitely the best investment for the money .4. High quality...." Read more
"...It keeps her mind busy and sharp. Great price too!!" Read more
"The kids love it, it's sturdy, good value for the money , it's fun, fits in your purse, and it's pretty." Read more
"...Slick movement easy to use, well put together. Would highly recommend good price too." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the performance of the puzzle. They mention that it works extremely well, is functional, and turns smoothly. Some say that the product is constructed better and functions better than knockoffs. Overall, most are happy with the quality and performance of this product.
"...4. High quality. I have been using it for months now and it is still working great ..." Read more
"Its a standard rubix cube. Sturdy and functional . Has held up well with three little kids" Read more
"Purchased the Rubik's cube and am very satisfied with the product ." Read more
" This thing is great ! Really brings back old memories of being a kid!" Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the puzzle. Some mention it's good quality all around, well put together, and sturdy. Others say that it'd break easily, wobble at first, and feel a little sloppy after a lot of use.
"...The build quality is excellent , ensuring that even after multiple solves, the cube maintains its integrity and the colors remain as vibrant as ever,..." Read more
"Super easy to rotate and super cool looking . Also love that it doesn’t have stickers so it won’t wear over time. My new go to Rubik’s cube." Read more
"...The rest are poor quality. They would pop pieces out when you turn them." Read more
"PROS:1. Inexpensive.2. Stand is a nice bonus for display ...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the fit of the puzzle. They mention that the pieces on the cube are very loose, and the turning mechanism is loose. Some say that the product is sturdy enough for their needs, but some feel that it loses its lubrication.
"It’s a good cube but my only problem was that the pieces on the cube were very loose and to the point it felt like it was going to come apart" Read more
"...although at times this becomes its downside as the "smoothness" can be a bit loos and cause parts that you do not intend, turn...." Read more
"This cube feels a little bit worse than the standard rubiks brand 3x3 with tiles...." Read more
"...This one is seamless! Easy to use and the size is perfect ! Not too big or small.The saturation of the colors makes it more enticing to use...." Read more
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Cognitive—Problem solving occurs within the problem solver's cognitive system and can only be inferred indirectly from the problem solver's behavior (including biological changes, introspections, and actions during problem solving).. Process—Problem solving involves mental computations in which some operation is applied to a mental representation, sometimes resulting in the creation of ...
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Problem solving is the process of articulating solutions to problems. Problems have two critical attributes. First, a problem is an unknown in some context. That is, there is a situation in which there is something that is unknown (the difference between a goal state and a current state). Those situations vary from algorithmic math problems to ...
Structured training or therapy programmes designed to develop cognitive problem-solving skills are now widely used in criminal justice and mental health settings. Method. This paper describes the conceptual origins and theoretical models on which such programmes are based, and provides a historical overview of their development.
Problem solving and decision making are both examples of complex, higher-order thinking. Both involve the assessment of the environment, the involvement of working memory or short-term memory, reliance on long term memory, effects of knowledge, and the application of heuristics to complete a behavior. A problem can be defined as an impasse or ...
Major theories of problem solving are reviewed such as Newell and Simon's theory of problem solving and Anderson's Adaptive Control of Thought—Rational (ACT-R). Next, situated or embodied problem solving, technology-based problem solving, and neuroscientific evidence for problem solving are discussed as new perspectives in the study of ...
Abstract. This chapter follows the historical development of research on problem solving. It begins with a description of two research traditions that addressed different aspects of the problem-solving process: (1) research on problem representation (the Gestalt legacy) that examined how people understand the problem at hand, and (2) research on search in a problem space (the legacy of Newell ...
This chapter focuses on the task-centred model (Reid and Epstein 1972) as a prime example of the major influence problem-solving theory has exerted in the practice of social work.First, as background for understanding the development of the task-centred model, the chapter offers a brief account of the historical development of the problem-solving model (Perlman 1957) and describes its key ...
problem solving proposed in the preceding chapters. Janet E. Davidson is Associate Professor of Psychology at Lewis & Clark College. She conducts research on several aspects of problem solving, including the roles that insight and metacognitive skills play in problem solving. Robert J. Sternberg is IBM Professor of Psychology and Education at
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An Extended Problem Solving Theory We are now ready to present an extended theory of hu-man problem solving that moves beyond the abstract frameworkprovided by the standard version. This forms a key part of Icarus, an account of the human cogni-tive architecture. We will present only those aspects of Icarus relevant to problem solving, but we ...
In this theory, people solve problems by searching in a problem space. The problem space consists of the initial (current) state, the goal state, and all possible states in between. The actions that people take in order to move from one state to another are known as operators. Consider the eight puzzle. The problem space for the eight puzzle ...
Previous research on Complex Problem Solving (CPS) has primarily focused on cognitive factors as outlined below. The current paper discusses the role of motivation during CPS and argues that motivation, emotion, and cognition interact and cannot be studied in an isolated manner. Motivation is the process that determines the energization and ...
Several concepts are defined and the transition from one theory to another is discussed. Educational theories describing problem solving in the context of behavioral, cognitive, and information-processing pedagogy are discussed. The final section of the article describes prior findings regarding expert-novice differences in problem solving of ...
The task-centred model is a problem-solving, empirically based, short-term practice model. It was developed by social work educators Bill Reid and Laura Epstein (1972) and was intended for practice with various client populations, including clients from historically oppressed, diverse backgrounds.
Abstract. We put together a book that would offer readers multiple perspectives, insights, and directions in understanding social problem solving as an important theory that has driven wide-ranging scientific research and as an important means of training to empower and elevate the lives of individuals. We believe that social problem solving ...
The present study develops this theory by integrating ideas from problem-solving literature (i.e. Jonassen Citation 2000) into the Pedagogy Analysis Framework (Riordan, Citation 2020; Riordan, Hardman and Cumbers, Citation 2021) with the intention of understanding and explaining why means, strategies and ends are used.
The term "problem" defines J. Linhart (1976, p. 385) as: . a) problem is an interactive relation between a subject and its surroundings, which incorporates the inner conflict that is solved by the subject by searching of transitions from initial condition to the final condition. b) the existence of a conflict causes the dynamics of an activity ...
You will write a plan on how they would address an open-ended problem using the language of the problem-solving framework. You will analyze real-world data, such as applying business statistics techniques and mathematical models . and, create data visualizations for problem-solving. You will demonstrate professional and inclusive communication.
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