After obtaining an interesting result in an experiment on solving insight problems, an experimenter repeats the experiment three more times using different types of insight problems. This is an example of
A) direct replication.
B) systematic replication.
C) mapping.
D) functional fixedness.

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Systematic replication involves repeating a study but with variations in methods or conditions to test the findings' robustness across different situations. In this case, the experimenter is varying the types of insight problems, which is a form of systematic replication.

After Obtaining an Interesting Result in an Experiment on Solving