Effective problem framing (Multiple Choice)

Effective problem framing
 
  a. involves being able to recognize that a problem exists and needs to be solved.
  b. determines how effectively we can access previously learned information in our working memories.
  c. is influenced by one's prior knowledge and the ability to recognize underlying principles.
  d. is best facilitated when one focuses on the surface features of a problem.

Ques. 2

Juvenile delinquents are most likely to exhibit which of the following characteristics?
 
  a. They typically come from lower-SES families.
  b. They are envied by their classmates.
  c. They are often competent in basic skills but are not interested in demonstrating their academic skills.
  d. They care little about schoolwork and are easily distracted from it.

Ques. 3

Which of the following best reflects problem finding?
 
  a. Ramon wonders how to best solve the math problems he has to do for homework.
  b. Ms Sudbury is dissatisfied with the math textbook she has to work from and wonders how textbooks are chosen for her school district.
  c. Mr. Maguire is not what one would call an early bird type of person and would like his high school classes to start later in the morning but is unsure how to bring about a change.
  d. All of the above reflect problem finding.