Martin needs a new hybrid-electric car that can seat four people comfortably and has a trunk that will hold a set of golf clubs, but isn't sure which brand of hybrid-electric car would be best. Martin's is a case of ________.
A) habitual problem solving
B) economic problem solving
C) limited problem solving
D) passive problem solving
E) routinized response behavior

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Martin's situation involves limited problem solving because he has specific needs (seating for four and trunk space for golf clubs) but lacks a clear preference for which brand of hybrid-electric car would best meet those needs, indicating a decision-making process that is more involved than habitual or routinized actions but not as complex or information-intensive as extensive problem solving.

Martin Needs a New Hybrid-Electric Car That Can Seat Four