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Thinking While Doing: Active Cognition in Bartendings. Some activities rest on specialized knowledge not widely shared among the general public. This chapter describes how reasonably skilled bartenders think through, and during, the process of taking orders and making drinks. As the example illustrates, bartenders’ active cognition involves several k

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