Child Development and Pedagogy · Problem Solving Strategies
An example of an effective problem-solving strategy is:
- 1not paying any attention to evaluating the solution.
- 2functional fixedness - focusing on only the conventional function of an object.
- 3response set - getting stuck on one way of representing a problem.
- 4means-end analysis - dividing the problem into a number of sub-goals.✓
Correct answer
means-end analysis - dividing the problem into a number of sub-goals.
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