The tendency to be rigid in how one thinks about an object's function is called

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23 December, 11:55

The tendency to be rigid in how one thinks about an object's function is called

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Theresa Horne · Answer 1

The proclivity to be firm in how one thinks about an object's function is called functional fixedness.

Functional fixedness is a cognitive bias that restricts someone in using an object is the only way it is used traditionally. This concept emerged in Gestalt psychology.