Multiple Choice
The problem-solving pitfall of a mental set was demonstrated most clearly in:
A) the "Linda the feminist bank teller" example.
B) "The Crow and the Trains" problem.
C) the Tower of Hanoi problem.
D) Luchins' water jar problem.
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