Multiple Choice
'Escape rooms' are games in which players have to interpret clues and solve puzzles to move through, or 'escape' from, a series of rooms. You decide to go to one with some friends. Your friend solves the first puzzle, which had nothing to do with a key. You realize that you had expected a key to be involved with the first puzzle, which might account for the fact that you spent most of your time looking places where you thought a key might be hidden. What phenomenon could explain your searching behaviour?
A) mental set
B) incubation
C) displacement
D) functional fixedness
E) aphasia
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