A Major Problem with Using the Analogy Approach to Problem

question 34

Multiple Choice

A major problem with using the analogy approach to problem solving is that

• A) people pay too little attention to structural features.
• B) people pay too little attention to surface features.
• C) people select an inappropriate matrix to represent their understanding of the problem.
• D) people perform an exhaustive search, which is a time-consuming approach to problem solving.

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Definitions:

Body Balance

Refers to the physiological processes that maintain the body's stability and orientation in space, often associated with the inner ear and vestibular system.

Limbic System

A sophisticated network of nerves and pathways in the brain, situated around the cortex's periphery, responsible for instincts and emotions. It governs fundamental feelings and motivations.

Addictive Disorders

A broad range of disorders that involve a compulsive need to use substances or engage in behaviors despite negative consequences.

Malfunctioning Reward Centers

A condition where the brain's reward system, which motivates behavior by releasing dopamine, does not work properly, leading to issues like addiction or depression.