Solving an analogy involves several stages. Sternberg (1982) ...

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Solving an analogy involves several stages. Sternberg (1982) suggests that when confronted with a problem of this sort the analogy is:
 
  A) first matched to a specialized knowledge base, then broken into functional relationships
  B) generally solved on an intuitive basis, in somewhat of a Gestalt fashion
  C) subdivided according to microstructures
  D) broken down into subproblems, each of which require solving before the entire problem can be solved
  E) none of the above

Question 2

Problem solving is thinking:
 
  A) as it relates to memory
  B) directed toward the solving of a specific problem
  C) as involved in concept formation
  D) as play
  E) as involved in language processing

[Jody Vaughn]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B

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