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Failing to Solve Problems, Because One Assumes from Past Experience

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Failing to solve problems, because one assumes from past experience that a given object has only a limited number of familiar uses, has been called:

A) Stubborn rationality
B) Rigid logic
C) Functional fixedness
D) Change-proclivity
E) Representational change

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