Research on Problem Isomorphs Has Demonstrated That

question 35

Multiple Choice

Research on problem isomorphs has demonstrated that

• A) in general, novices are better than experts in identifying problem isomorphs.
• B) problem solving often requires peeling away the superficial features of a problem, in order to discover problem isomorphs.
• C) most problem solvers can easily detect problem isomorphs.
• D) unsituated learning produces a greater number of correct solutions than does situated learning.

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Definitions:

Irrational

Referring to thoughts, actions, or behaviors not based on logical reasoning or rationality.

Self-centered

Describes an individual who is overly focused on their own feelings, needs, or interests, often at the expense of others.

Self-doubt

The feeling of uncertainty about one's abilities, decisions, or worth.

Motivated

Having a desire, willingness, or drive to take action or achieve something, often stemming from personal goals or external incentives.