Solving problems-decision making and improving relationships

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Which of the following would be most useful in solving problems, decision making, and improving relationships?

A) anger
B) mental set
C) the confirmation bias
D) crystallized intelligence
E) functional fixedness
F) metacognition
G) All of the above are equally good for use in the given situations.

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