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A(n) ______ problem does not have a clear goal,adequate starting information,or accessible set of steps.


A) classic
B) well-defined
C) ill-defined
D) fixation

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Working backward is a useful approach to solving the Towers of Hanoi problem.

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The tumor problem and the story of the general were used in research on ______.


A) working backward
B) reasoning by analogy
C) means-end analysis
D) backtracking

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According to Huber and Kuncel (2016) ,critical thinking ______ include willingness to engage in critical thinking while critical thinking ______ include being able to examine one's assumptions and conclusions.


A) skills;dispositions
B) motivation;incubation
C) dispositions;skills
D) incubation;motivation

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According to Dewey (1933) ,______ is defined as "active,persistent,and careful consideration of any belief or supposed form of knowledge in the light of the grounds that support it and the further conclusions to which it tends."


A) critical thinking
B) deliberative thinking
C) active thinking
D) universal thinking

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According to Wertheimer (1945) ,a learner would be most successful when taught through ______.


A) mechanically repetitive means
B) essential structures
C) rote means
D) metaphorical structures

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According to Huber and Kuncel (2016) ,during college years,students show a(n) ______ in critical thinking skills and a(n) ______ in critical thinking dispositions.


A) decrease;decrease
B) decrease;increase
C) increase;decrease
D) increase;increase

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If you are using algorithms to try to solve a problem,you would be most likely to ______.


A) systematically test all possible solutions until you arrive at the correct answer
B) continue to randomly choose hypotheses to test until you finally arrived at the correct answer
C) use intuitive or informed principles to guide your hypothesis choices
D) try to take incremental steps to slowly work your way toward achieving the solution

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Gobet and Simon's study of the chess-playing abilities of champion Gary Kasparov indicated that ______.


A) Kasparov's superiority was limited to single games;he could not play three or four games simultaneously
B) Kasparov plays almost as well playing eight games simultaneously as he does playing a single game
C) Kasparov's superiority declined when forced to play very quickly
D) Kasparov's mastery stems from his ability to think ahead and plan future moves

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Critical thinking involves all of the following EXCEPT ______.


A) actively evaluating one's solutions to a problem
B) criticizing the ideas of other people
C) examining the implications of an idea
D) reflecting on the quality of one's ideas

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Experts tend to approach problems in their field at a ______ level,while novices tend to approach problems at a ______ level.


A) shallow;shallow
B) shallow;deep
C) deep;shallow
D) deep;deep

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Expert systems typically contain all of the following EXCEPT ______.


A) a knowledge base
B) a set of inference rules
C) an answer key
D) a means of interacting with a human user

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Creativity is ideally both novel and ______.


A) abstract
B) appropriate
C) accessible
D) actualized

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If you are using heuristics to try to solve a problem,you would be most likely to ______.


A) systematically test all possible solutions until you arrive at the correct answer
B) continue to randomly choose hypotheses to test until you finally arrived at the correct answer
C) use intuitive or informed principles to guide your hypothesis choices
D) try to take incremental steps to slowly work your way toward achieving the solution

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The ______ problem is a classic problem-solving experiment in which participants must use working backward in order to find the most efficient problem-solving strategy.


A) Towers of Hanoi
B) General in the Jungle
C) Physics Rotation
D) Tumor Intervention

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When you adopt a certain framework or strategy for solving a series of problems,you may fail to see other,more efficient ways of solving some of the problems.This is referred to as ______.


A) functional fixedness
B) procrastination
C) a heuristic
D) mental set

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In the generate-and-test problem solving strategy,you would be most likely to ______.


A) systematically test all possible solutions until you arrive at the correct answer
B) continue to randomly choose hypotheses to test until you finally arrived at the correct answer
C) use intuitive or informed principles to guide your hypothesis choices
D) try to take incremental steps to slowly work your way toward achieving the solution

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Expert systems involve which of the following?


A) models of expert judgments in a given field
B) a series of relevant facts for a given field
C) inference rules to search the field's knowledge base
D) all of these

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Which of the following is true of "flashes of insight" that are part of the creative process?


A) Only "creative people" experience flashes of insight.
B) Flashes of insight may be part of a normal problem solving process.
C) Noncreative people experience flashes of insight much slower than creative people.
D) Flashes of insight always require the generation of new knowledge or strategies.

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People do not usually reason from a single analogy without being explicitly told to do so.

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