Searching for Analogies Is a Problem-Solving Heuristic That Requires

question 184

Multiple Choice

Searching for analogies is a problem-solving heuristic that requires:

• A)trying to find a connection between the current problem and some previous problem
• B)devising actions to reduce the gap between the current point in the problem and the desired goal
• C)starting at the goal state and moving toward the current point in the problem
• D)attempting various problem solutions sequentially until a successful solution is found

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Definitions:

Self-Esteem

An individual's subjective evaluation of their own worth or value.

Assessing Options

The cognitive process of evaluating multiple choices or courses of action before making a decision.

Changeable Situation

Situations or circumstances that are subject to alteration or modification, possibly through human intervention or naturally over time.

Internal Locus

is a psychological concept referring to individuals who believe they can control their life events and outcomes through their own efforts.