The Systematic Consideration of All Possible Combinations of Variables in a Problem

question 19

Multiple Choice

The systematic consideration of all possible combinations of variables in a problem to be solved shows:

• A) formal operational thinking.
• B) the mental operation of "logical necessity."
• C) the internalization of actions that fit into a logical system.
• D) metacognition.

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Definitions:

Learning Approach

A theoretical perspective focusing on how individuals acquire new behaviors, skills, attitudes, or knowledge through interactions with their environment.

Abnormal Behaviors

are actions or behaviors that deviate significantly from what is considered typical or normal within a culture or society, often indicating a possible psychological disorder.

Psychoanalytic Model

A psychological framework which posits that human behavior is driven by unconscious desires, wishes, and conflicts, developed by Sigmund Freud.

Phobia

An intense, irrational fear of specific objects, situations, or activities that leads to avoidance behavior.