In Convergent Thinking, One Attempts to ​

question 135

Multiple Choice

In convergent thinking, one attempts to ​

• A)utilize a hypothetic-deductive reasoning strategy to solve a problem.
• B)work from the very specific to the very general in solving a problem.
• C)narrow down a list of alternatives to solve a problem.
• D)involve a relevant schema in order to solve a problem.

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Definitions:

Automaticity

The ability to perform actions without conscious thought or intention, achieved through repeated practice and learning.

Decision Habit Strength

The extent to which an individual's decisions are influenced by ingrained habits, often bypassing deliberative thought processes.

Rational Perspective

An approach that emphasizes logical, analytical, and objective decision-making based on available information and reasoning.

Economics of Information

A study within economics that analyzes how information affects an economy and economic decisions.