For Cognitive Psychologists, Problem Solving Generally Refers To

Multiple Choice

For cognitive psychologists, problem solving generally refers to:

A) the process of finding solutions to only well-defined problems, but not ill-defined problems.
B) finding ways to cope with life stressors.
C) accomplishing a goal when the solution or the path to the solution is not clear.
D) the use of formal, rules-based strategies to find precise solutions.