Expert problem solvers Select one:

a. focus on the surface of a problem rather than on its deep structure.

b. do not need to rely on mapping in their use of analogies.

c. use analogies less often than do novices.

d. tend to categorize problems in terms of their deep structure.

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Zara Walters

Social Studies

10 August, 17:40

Expert problem solvers Select one:

a. focus on the surface of a problem rather than on its deep structure.

b. do not need to rely on mapping in their use of analogies.

c. use analogies less often than do novices.

d. tend to categorize problems in terms of their deep structure.

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Elaine Campos · Answer 1

d. tend to categorize problems in terms of their deep structure.

Explanation:

Expert problem solvers -

It refers to some professional (expertise in a his or her work) who can very well perform the task of solving the problem, is known as a expert problem solver.

The person characterizes the problem, as characterization is a very concise and convenient method to do any task.

The main focus is to deeply study the problem before execution of the task.

Expert problem solvers Select one:a. focus on the surface of a problem rather than on its deep structure.b. do not need to rely on mapping in their use of analogies.c. use analogies less often than do novices.d. tend to categorize problems in terms of their deep structure.

Expert problem solvers Select one:

a. focus on the surface of a problem rather than on its deep structure.

b. do not need to rely on mapping in their use of analogies.

c. use analogies less often than do novices.

d. tend to categorize problems in terms of their deep structure.