Peter is trying to find something his cat will eat. He presents a ...

[Mr.Thesaxman]

Peter is trying to find something his cat will eat. He presents a variety of different foods to the cat until eventually she begins to eat something. Peter's approach to the problem of feeding a finicky cat can probably best be understood from which of the following perspectives of problem solving?
 
  a. Stages of problem solving
  b. Trial-and-error
  c. The Gestalt notion of insight
  d. Response hierarchy

Question 2

When students have misconceptions about a concept, helping them acquire more scientifically acceptable understandings of that concept is difficult. It is most difficult when the student has:
 
  a. Many minor misconceptions
  b. One major misconceptions
  c. A few well- engrained misconceptions
  d. Many few well- engrained misconceptions

[k2629]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d

[Mr.Thesaxman]

Thank you!

[k2629]

Happy to help