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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
Which barrier to problem solving involves the tendency to approach new problems in ways that have worked for us in the past?
-a. Functional Fixedness
-b. Confirmation Bias
-c. Representativeness Heuristic
-d. Mental Sets
-e. Availability Heuristic

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SHORT RESPONSE QUESTION
Chose two barriers to problem solving and define them.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
What does IQ stand for and what was the first IQ test used in the US?
-a. international questionnaire, Stanley Bunet
-b. internal quest, Star Bonnet
-c. intelligence quotient, Stanford Bonnett
-d. intelligence quotient, Stanford Binet

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SHORT RESPONSE QUESTION
What was the first IQ test similar to, what was it used for, and what was the name of it?

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MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWER
-D.

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SHORT RESPONSE ANSWER
- The first IQ test used in the US was the Stanford Binet, it was similar to the test in France. This IQ test was used to determine children in need of remedial education. IQ stands for intelligence quotient.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE ANSWER
-D.

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SHORT RESPONSE ANSWER (any two)
-Mental sets-tendency to approach new problems in ways that have worked for us in the past.
-Functional Fixedness- tendency to see only the traditional use for objects
-Confirmation Bias- tendency to hear or see what fits in with our desires or beliefs, while ignoring contradictory information.
-Availability Heuristic- judging the likelihood of an event based on how easily we can recall examples of that happening.
-Representativeness Heuristic- hinders us in problem solving because we make assumptions based on how well the circumstances match our expectations.