When solving a maze, some people start at the end. This strategy is known as
A) inversion.
B) working backward.
C) reversibility.
D) means-ends analysis.
E) anchoring bias.

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Working backward involves starting from the end goal and then attempting to figure out the steps to get there. This can be a useful strategy when solving mazes or other problems where the end goal is clear but the steps to get there are not immediately obvious. The other options (inversion, reversibility, means-ends analysis, and anchoring bias) do not accurately describe this strategy.

When Solving a Maze, Some People Start at the End