> That's not what is being asked. It's explaining your thought process while actively doing the work in an "unnatural" environment. In short, that’s a limitati

> That's not what is being asked. It's explaining your thought process while actively doing the work in an "unnatural" environment. In short, that’s a limitation of the study. The study is comparing “explain your thought process aloud as you solve the problem” against “solve the problem by yourself and don’t explain anything”. There’s a whole range of sensible middle options, like “solve the problem by yourself and explain it afterwards” or “solve the problem with the interviewer and then explain it”.