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According to the gestalt approach to problem-solving, why are insight problems difficult to solve?
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According to the gestalt approach to problem-solving, why are insight problems difficult to solve?
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Insight problems are difficult to solve because they require a restructuring of the entire problem space. The solution does not emerge incrementally, but is instead a sudden 'aha' moment that requires a reorganisation of the problem elements.
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