Sgt. York couldn't get a shot at the enemy, who was keeping his head down in a foxhole. "Why, he's acting just like the turkeys back in Kentucky!" Sgt. York thought and yelled out his best turkey gobble. The enemy stuck up his head to see what the noise was and found a bullet. What cognition process did the sergeant use?

A) Analogical thinking

B) Deductive logic

C) Overlearning

D) The generate-test method

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Indy

Social Studies

4 May, 01:25

Sgt. York couldn't get a shot at the enemy, who was keeping his head down in a foxhole. "Why, he's acting just like the turkeys back in Kentucky!" Sgt. York thought and yelled out his best turkey gobble. The enemy stuck up his head to see what the noise was and found a bullet. What cognition process did the sergeant use?

A) Analogical thinking

B) Deductive logic

C) Overlearning

D) The generate-test method

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Marsh · Answer 1

A - Analogical thinking

Explanation:

Analogical reasoning is the way of finding solution to a problem by finding a problem that is similar to the one on ground in which the solution is already known thereby applying the solution to the present situation which is the technique Sgt. York use in order to get a shot at the enemy.