The Ability to Shift Experience from One Problem-Solving Situation to a Similar

question 50

Multiple Choice

The ability to shift experience from one problem-solving situation to a similar problem is known as

• A) analogical encoding.
• B) analogical transfer.
• C) insight.
• D) in vivo problem solving.

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Definitions:

Palpitations

The feeling of having a rapid, fluttering, or pounding heartbeat.

Sweating

A physiological process of secreting fluid from sweat glands of the skin, often induced by heat or stress as part of the body's cooling mechanism.

Physical Symptoms

Observable or felt changes in the body that often indicate disease, discomfort, or the effects of stress.

Agreeableness

A personality trait characterized by compassion, cooperativeness, and a desire for social harmony.