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merve sargin
on Nov 27, 2024
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Riley's algebra teacher is amazed at the creativity Riley shows in solving homework problems.He seldom uses the same method on two consecutive problems,even when the problems are very similar in content and structure.Although Riley makes lots of mistakes in algebra,what is he unlikely to experience
A) mental set in his problem solving
B) functional fixedness in his problem solving
C) overregularization in his problem solving
D) noncompensatory problem solving
Mental Set
A psychological tendency to approach situations in a certain way based on previous experiences and context, which can sometimes inhibit problem-solving.
Functional Fixedness
A mindset that limits an individual's use of an object to its conventional purpose alone, inhibiting their capacity for innovation and solving challenges.
- Discern the functions of creative thinking and adaptability in overcoming the constraints of functional fixedness and mental set in the context of problem-solving.
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Learning Objectives
- Discern the functions of creative thinking and adaptability in overcoming the constraints of functional fixedness and mental set in the context of problem-solving.