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| Systematic procedure that is guarunteed to furnish the correct answer to a problem if it is followed correctly because the procedure involves evaluating all possible solutions |
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| Educated guesses or rules of thumb for solving problems that are not guarunteed to yield the correct answer. |
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| Inability to see new uses for familiar objects |
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| Psychological Set (Set Effect) |
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| Bias toward the use of certain problem-solving approaches because of past experience |
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| Ability to produce work that is both novel and appropriate |
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| When all lines of thought converge on one correct answer |
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| Takes our thinking in different directions in search of multiple answers to a question |
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