a. heuristics d. hill climbing
b. trial and error e. algorithms
In everyday life people face number of problems. Most of them are solved by the rule of thumb or the heuristics, making quick decisions without giving much thought. Hill climbing is a heuristic model of decision making, this is an effective strategy. The problem with this method is that people can see only a goal and one step at a time , that is has limited number of choice.
Answer. d. Hill climbing.
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