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When you adopt a certain framework or strategy for solving a series of problems, you may fail to see other, more efficient ways of solving some of the problems. this is referred to as:?
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I believe it is called closed mindset. Closed mindset is when you fail to see other ways to your error and don't accept help or think you can improve.
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