Insight Theory

Insight Theory propose that problem solving occurs through a sudden realization of a solution and trial error.

• True

• False

Insight Learning is characterized by a sudden understanding or realization of the solution, often without a conscious step-by-step process.

• True

• False

The four stages of insight learning are preparation, incubation, insight, and verification.

• True

• False

Insight Learning involve recognizing patterns, making connections, and restructuring our thoughts.

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• False

Incubation stage marks the sudden emergence of insight or understanding.

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• False

This component of insight learning involves sudden and profound understanding.

• Sudden Realization

• Aha moments

• Restructuring of problem

• none of the above

It is a stage of insight learning that individuals often enter a period of incubation where the mind continues to work on the problem unconsciously.

• Sudden realization

• Problem recognition

• Incubation

• Illumination

A stage wherein allows the individuals to verify the validity and feasibility of their insights by testing the proposed solution.

• Verification

• Incubation

• Problem recognition

• Illumination

It's when you suddenly understand something without needing to go through step-by-step process.

• Aha moments

• Insight Learning

• Sudden Realization

• None of the above

This component of Insight allows for a more efficient and direct path to the solution once insight occurs.

• Verification

• Restructuring of problem

• Problem solving

• Creativity