Analogical thinking involves which of the following?
A) persisting with a particular solution attempt until it works.
B) avoiding the use of previous successful solutions to problems.
C) spotting differences between a new and a previous problem
D) seeking a particular kind of solution to the present problem

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Analogical thinking involves spotting similarities between a new and a previous problem, rather than differences (option C). Option A describes perseverance in finding a solution, which is not necessarily a component of analogical thinking. Option B suggests avoiding previous solutions, which is not the case in analogical thinking. Option D suggests seeking a particular kind of solution, which is not necessarily connected to analogical thinking.

Analogical Thinking Involves Which of the Following