Three of the following strategies illustrate the use of metacognitive processes in problem solving.Which strategy is least metacognitive in nature?
A)Breaking a complex problem into smaller, easier subproblems
B)Continually monitoring progress toward problem solution
C)Identifying a logical approach to solving a problem
D)Looking up the correct answer at the back of the textbook

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Looking up the correct answer at the back of the textbook does not involve metacognitive processes, as it relies solely on external resources rather than reflection and self-awareness about one's own problem-solving processes. The other strategies involve metacognitive processes such as planning, monitoring, and evaluating one's own problem-solving strategies.

Three of the Following Strategies Illustrate the Use of Metacognitive