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In Applying the Dual-Process View of Reasoning to Problem Solving,most

Question 31
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In applying the dual-process view of reasoning to problem solving,most would agree that A)both algorithms and heuristics are clear instances of System 1 (automatic and unconscious)reasoning. B)both algorithms and heuristics are clear instances of System 2 (controlled and conscious)reasoning. C)algorithms are akin to System 1 reasoning,and heuristics are akin to System 2 reasoning. D)heuristics are akin to System 1 reasoning,and algorithms are akin to System 2 reasoning.

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