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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.7
Why might functional fixedness pose an ethical issue in psychological practices?
It encourages psychologists to experiment with unethical practices.
It guarantees the accuracy of diagnosis every time in clinical psychology practice.
It could limit a practitioner's ability to consider alternative therapeutic approaches or treatments.
Functional fixedness increases creativity and flexibility in problem-solving techniques employed by therapists.
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