In general, when people first encounter a novel situation, they tend to Group of answer choices a. be in a state of complete confusion until they have explored extensively b. size up the situation quickly and effortlessly, but with frequent and extensive errors that are impervious to change c. size up the situation quickly and effortlessly and, for the most part, d. correctly size up the situation quickly and effortlessly, but with frequent and extensive errors that are corrected only with experience

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Moshe Bradford

Social Studies

21 May, 14:17

In general, when people first encounter a novel situation, they tend to Group of answer choices a. be in a state of complete confusion until they have explored extensively b. size up the situation quickly and effortlessly, but with frequent and extensive errors that are impervious to change c. size up the situation quickly and effortlessly and, for the most part, d. correctly size up the situation quickly and effortlessly, but with frequent and extensive errors that are corrected only with experience

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Kayden Glass · Answer 1

The answer for this is D

Explanation:

When an individual is faced with a challenge, they are able to encounter the problem, however will not always successfully handle it. This is subsidized through experience