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Which of the following best describes thinking in cognitive psychology?
Which of the following best describes thinking in cognitive psychology?
- A process that does not involve goal-directed behavior
- A process involving manipulation and analysis of information (correct)
- A process that is disorganized and random
- A process unique to human beings
What does problem-solving involve in cognitive psychology?
What does problem-solving involve in cognitive psychology?
- Discovering and analyzing problems only
- Taking actions to achieve goals only
- Understanding the problem and researching available options only
- All of the above (correct)
What is an algorithm in problem-solving strategies?
What is an algorithm in problem-solving strategies?
- A strategy that is not practical for many situations
- A mathematical formula used to solve problems
- A random and disorganized approach to problem-solving
- A step-by-step procedure that always produces a correct solution (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a component of problem-solving in cognitive psychology?
Which of the following is NOT a component of problem-solving in cognitive psychology?
What is the role of thinking in problem-solving?
What is the role of thinking in problem-solving?