All the following are types of problem-solving strategies EXCEPT
A) algorithms.
B) searching for analogies.
C) functional fixedness.
D) working backward.

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Functional fixedness is not a type of problem-solving strategy, but rather a cognitive bias that involves being unable to see an object's potential uses beyond its typical or expected one. The other choices - algorithms, searching for analogies, and working backward - are all types of problem-solving strategies.

All the Following Are Types of Problem-Solving Strategies EXCEPT