solved 1. Are experts in a field better at problem solving

1. Are experts in a field better at problem solving than someone who is a novice or less familiar within the field?Give 3 or 4 examples of when expert level thinking is good – and 2 when it is not2.Do people work better as a group in solving a problem or is it better if a group, separated and then collaborate shortly after their own individual ideas have been generated ?What factors determine the answer to this question?Use Language as an example…. 3. Parsing is our way of assessing meaning through the groupings of words in specific phrases and sequences, and it often involves predicting the most likely meaning that a particular grouping denotes. What influences the way we interpret the information we are given via phrases/sentences?4. Short term and Working memory:How do short term memories move to long term?What is the difference between short term memory and working memory?5. Explain Beysian Logic and how it relate to Cognitive PsychologyNOTE:( no need for long answers, just simple and clear) Thank you