In the Absence of a Goal, It Is Difficult to Rely

question 19

True/False

In the absence of a goal, it is difficult to rely on trial and error to figure out how best to do a task.

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Definitions:

Americans

Residents or citizens of the United States, often referring to their culture, society, or characteristics.

Situated Cognition

A belief that one’s culture and one’s everyday surroundings and tasks set both boundaries and possibilities for the cognitive tasks that are practiced, and therefore strengthened, during the normal course of daily living.

Flexibility

The capacity to adapt thoughts and behaviors in response to changing circumstances or new information.