The qualitative method used to learn about cognitive processes such as problem solving is the:
A) Critical incidents technique
B) Think-aloud method
C) Photo elicitation method
D) Oral history
B
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1. S. 2. O. 3. A. 4. P.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word