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 is the strategy of starting at the end goal and working backwards to the beginning of the maze. This approach allows individuals to keep the endpoint in mind as they navigate through the maze, and can often be more efficient than starting at the beginning and trying to figure out the correct path. The other options (inversion, reversibility, means-ends analysis, anchoring bias) either do not accurately describe this strategy or are not relevant to maze-solving.

When Solving a Maze, Some People Start at the End