The Notion of Incubation Has a Great Deal of Intuitive

question 9

Multiple Choice

The notion of incubation has a great deal of intuitive validity-the idea of taking a break aids in the solution to a problem-makes sense.What is the empirical evidence for this phenomenon?

• A)Empirical work has failed to find it at all.
• B)There is some limited evidence for this phenomenon.
• C)The phenomenon is quite robust,having been obtained in a variety of settings and experimental procedures.
• D)It's impossible to test in the laboratory,so the notion remains entirely speculative.

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Definitions:

Outsourced

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