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lbcchick

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Question 1

Which barrier to effective problem solving is illustrated by the series of water-jug problems described in your text?

◦ irrelevant information
◦ functional fixedness
◦ unnecessary constraints
◦ mental set

Question 2

Which child is exhibiting underextension?

◦ Britney, who uses the word "car" only when referring to her mother's car
◦ Abby, who uses the word "swing" when referring to all the pieces of playground equipment on the playground
◦ Danielle, who uses the word "puppy" when referring to all dogs, young or old.
◦ Caitlin, who uses the word "doggie" when referring to both her dog Fido and her grandmother's cat Fluffy
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Reply #1 on: Jan 15, 2021
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lbcchick

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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