Experts Have an Advantage in Problem Solving and Remembering Certain

Multiple Choice

Experts have an advantage in problem solving and remembering certain information (like the position of chess pieces) for all of the following reasons EXCEPT that they

A) think of units that can be used to set subgoals.
B) create higher-order units that have a purpose.
C) avoid getting bogged down in the details by organizing the information.
D) are more likely to try to use heuristics to problem-solve than novices.