What is fixed thinking?

Stereotype thinking is a special mental preparation state or an activity tendency caused by previous activities. A special state of psychological preparation for an activity or an activity tendency caused by previous activities.

Under the constant environment, the fixed situation enables people to solve problems quickly by using the methods they have mastered. When the situation changes, it will prevent people from adopting new methods. Negative mentality is a shackle that binds creative thinking.

People are used to looking at and solving problems in the previous way of thinking, which is the mindset. It has both positive and negative effects. Positive effects can solve problems quickly.

The characteristics of fixed thinking:

Stereotype thinking will directly affect students' judgment when thinking or solving problems; Obstructing students' in-depth understanding and discussion of problems is not conducive to the cultivation of thinking flexibility. Therefore, overcoming the mindset is of far-reaching significance to physics learning.