Scientific Reasoning and Argumentation

1 The Roles of Domain-Specific and Domain-General Knowledge in Scientific Reasoning and Argumentation: An Introduction Katharina Engelmann et al. Part 1 Exploring the Limits of Domain-Generality 2 In the Eye of the Beholder: Domain-General and Domain-Specific Reasoning in Science Leona Schauble 3 Domain-Specific Aspects of Scientific Reasoning and Argumentation: Insights from Automatic Coding Johannes Daxenberger et al. 4 Construing Scientific Evidence: The Role of Disciplinary Knowledge in Reasoning with and about Evidence in Scientific Practice Ala Samarapungavan 5 What is the Value of General Knowledge of Scientific Reasoning? Clark A. Chinn and Ravit Golan Duncan 6 Discussion of Papers and Reflections on "Exploring the Limits of Domain-Generality" Richard J. Shavelson Part 2 Exploring Disciplinary Frameworks 7 Domain-Specificity in the Practices of Explanation, Modeling, and Argument in the Sciences Susan R. Goldman et al. 8 Historical Reasoning: The Interplay of Domain-Specific and Domain-General Aspects Carla van Boxtel and Jannet van Drie 9 Styles of Scientific Reasoning: What Can We Learn from Looking at the Product, Not the Process, of Scientific Reasoning? Jonathan Osborne 10 Commentary on Exploring Disciplinary Frameworks Robin Stark 11 Scientific Reasoning and Argumentation: Is There an Over-Emphasis on Discipline Specificity? Alexander Renkl Part 3 Exploring the Role of Domain-General Knowledge 12 Beyond Intelligence and Domain Knowledge: Scientific Reasoning and Argumentation as a Set of Cross-Domain Skills Andreas Hetmanek et al. 13 The Development of Scientific Thinking in Preschool and Elementary School Age: A Conceptual Model Beate Sodian 14 Specificity Reloaded: How Multiple Layers of Specificity Influence Reasoning in Science Argument Evaluation Dorothe Kienhues, Eva Thomm, and Rainer Bromme 15 Scientific Reasoning as Domain-Specific or General Knowledge: A Discussion André Tricot