Examples of the conceptual block of constancy include lateral thinking and only one thinking language.

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Constancy in conceptual blocks refers to the inability to consider change or think outside the current frame of reference. Lateral thinking, however, is a method specifically designed to break free from traditional patterns and encourage innovative thinking, thus it is not an example of constancy. Similarly, being limited to only one thinking language restricts creativity and problem-solving, which is an example of constancy, not a counterexample.

Examples of the Conceptual Block of Constancy Include Lateral Thinking