When Tested with Karl Duncker's Candle Problem, Five-Year-Old Children Showed

question 133

Multiple Choice

When tested with Karl Duncker's candle problem, five-year-old children showed no signs of functional fixedness because, compared to adults, the children

• A)could visualize the problem better.
• B)could physically manipulate the objects with more dexterity.
• C)had less experience with the uses of the various objects.
• D)had more experience with the uses of the various objects.