Studies of Analogy Use Indicate That Participants

Studies of analogy use indicate that participants

A) use analogies spontaneously in a wide range of problems.
B) use analogies only if they are experts in the domain of the problem.
C) are more likely to use analogies if there is a superficial resemblance between the problem being solved and the problem serving as the base for the analogy.
D) are more likely to use analogies in solving spatial problems than they are in solving verbal problems.