The Fact That We Fail to See a New or Novel

question 278

Multiple Choice

The fact that we fail to see a new or novel function of an object we have used previously is called

• A) positive test strategy.
• B) conformational bias.
• C) means-ends fixity.
• D) functional fixedness.

Comprehend the role of key figures in shaping 1980s and 1990s Hollywood.

Understand the evolution of film franchises and their contribution to the film industry.

Recognize the influence of specific directors and auteurs on cinema.

Understand the significance of independent film movements and their contributions to diversity in filmmaking.

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Definitions:

Law of Equity

A branch of law that supplements common law by providing remedies and justice that are not available in traditional legal systems, focusing on fairness.

Common Law Courts

Courts that base their decisions on precedents or judicial rulings rather than written statutes.

Stare Decisis

A legal principle that obligates courts to follow historical cases when making a ruling on a similar current or future case.

Common Law

A legal system based on custom, court rulings, and precedent rather than statutory laws.