alleryProblem-solving is which kind of activity?
ARandom guessing without any plan
BGoal-directed overcoming of obstacles
CPassive listening to an expert
DAutomatic repeating of old habits
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Goal-directed overcoming of obstacles
1. Problem-solving is a goal-directed activity.
2. It aims to overcome obstacles and reach a pre-defined objective.
3. Planning the best route for a trip is an example.
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