What Is the Term for the Tendency to Approach Problems

question 24

Multiple Choice

What is the term for the tendency to approach problems at too complex a level and then fail at them when they're actually simple?

• A) The personal fable
• B) Cognitive dialectics
• C) Pseudostupidity
• D) Egocentrism

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Definitions:

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