Functional fixedness would be LOWEST for a(n)
A) novel object.
B) familiar object.
C) frequently used object.
D) object with a specific function.

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Functional fixedness refers to the tendency to think of an object only in terms of its function or familiar use. As a result, the less familiar an object is, the less likely we are to have preconceived notions about its function, and the less likely we are to experience functional fixedness. So, when encountering a novel object, functional fixedness would be lowest.

Functional Fixedness Would Be LOWEST for A(n)