In this article, a scheme of variables is proposed for analysing resolutions of conditional probability problems. Three main variables are considered, which we call: the approach variable, the process variable and the product variable. These variables try to describe solvers' behaviour since the moment they start reading the text of a problem up to the moment they give an answer. At least 15 secondary variables, being most of them dichotomous, can be defined to explain those main variables.
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