allerySplitting a problem into several simpler subproblems is an example of what?
AA grammatical rule
BA perceptual illusion
CA memory disorder
DA thinking heuristic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A thinking heuristic
1. Heuristics are general rules used to find and compare solutions.
2. Dividing a problem into simpler subproblems is a common one.
3. Illusions, amnesia and memory bias are not strategies.
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