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A straightforward problem is an issue where the solution requires simple, direct steps. For example, to double a recipe for pizza dough, one simply doubles each ingredient.
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An experienced software developer is famous for solving a specific type of bug by using a particular coding technique that has worked for them hundreds of times. When faced with a new, slightly different bug, they persistently apply the same old technique, even after it repeatedly fails to fix the issue and the evidence suggests a different approach is needed. Which cognitive obstacle to effective problem-solving is this developer demonstrating?
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