This view of insight suggests that there is something special about insight.Support for this view is that problem-solvers show poor ability in predicting success until just prior to solving the problem.Thus,problem-solvers for insight problems lack an incremental increase in terms of predicting success of finding a solution.
A)The Neo-Gestaltist view
B)The nothing-special view
C)The three-process view
D)The normal-to-special process view

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The view that there is something special about insight is known as the Neo-Gestaltist view. This view suggests that problem-solving involves sudden insight or restructuring of the problem, rather than just incremental problem-solving. The lack of an incremental increase in predicting success supports this view, as it suggests that there is a sudden shift in thinking that leads to insight.

This View of Insight Suggests That There Is Something Special