Going to class involves walking to the classroom building, finding the correct room, and finding a seat. Finding a seat involves looking around the classroom, seeing which chairs are empty, selecting an empty one that is in the desired part of the room. . . . This problem-solving technique exemplifies __________.
A) restructuring
B) a set of nodes
C) a parallel-distributed processing network
D) hierarchical organization

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The problem-solving technique described involves breaking down the process of going to class into smaller, manageable tasks (walking to the building, finding the correct room, finding a seat), which is characteristic of a hierarchical organization. This approach organizes tasks in a way that each step is a subset of the larger goal, illustrating a structured hierarchy of tasks.

Going to Class Involves Walking to the Classroom Building, Finding