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a.
| A strategy for solving problems based on applying solutions that were previously successful with other problems similar in underlying structure.
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b.
| A branch of science that studies the capacity of computers to demonstrate performance that, if it were produced by human beings, would be described as showing intelligence.
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c.
| A rule that guarantees solution to a specific type of problem.
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d.
| An expanded level of awareness which allows a person, in a sense, to observe themselves in the problem-solving process.
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e.
| Efforts to develop or choose among various responses in order to attain desired goals.
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f.
| A method of solving problems in which possible solutions are tried until one succeeds.
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g.
| Computer systems modeled after the brain and made up of highly interconnected elementary computational units that work together in parallel.
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h.
| The tendency to think of using objects only as they have been used in the past.
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