The Inability to See Atypical and Uncommon Uses for an Object

question 37

Multiple Choice

The inability to see atypical and uncommon uses for an object is:

• A) functional fixedness
• B) interference
• C) divergent thinking
• D) braindrumming

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Definitions:

Single Fathers

Men who are the sole or primary caregivers of their children, managing parenting responsibilities without a partner.

Live with a Partner

The state or fact of living together in a domestic partnership without being legally married.

Sexual Abuse

Involvement of a child or adult in sexual activity that he or she does not fully comprehend, is unable to give informed consent to, or for which the perpetrator is in a position of power or trust.

Teacher's Discretion

The faculty of teachers to make decisions based on their professional judgment in situations that may not be explicitly addressed by rules or policies.