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Awilson837

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From the perspective of information processing theory, incubation facilitates problem solving primarily by:
 
  a. enhancing attentional focus on the problem to be solved
  b. slightly expanding the capacity of working memory
  c. enabling a more expansive search of long-term memory
  d. increasing one's ability to engage in meansends analysis

Question 2

Which one of the following examples most clearly illustrates the role of retrieval in problem solving?
 
  a. Arnie is trying to solve a physics problem on a classroom test. He is so anxious that he can't recall the problem-solving strategies he needs.
  b. Bradley is looking for something to haul water but doesn't have a bucket. He fails to realize that his plastic wastebasket could easily carry water.
  c. Charlie is doing a series of addition problems. He overlooks the subtraction sign on the last problem and so adds when he should subtract.
  d. Doug is angry that another boy stole his bicycle. Rather than report the theft to the police, he steals a bicycle from someone else.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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