Convergent thinking involves: 1. a sudden realization of a problem's solution.2. searching for information that supports our preconceptions.3. narrowing down the available solutions to a problem.4. clinging to our initial conceptions despite contradictory evidence.

Option 3

Explanation:

Convergent thinking involves searching a best fit to a solution among a given set if problems. Suppose we have a group of answers relating to a question, the use of convergent thinking involves searching for the beat answer to the question. This method is mostly applicable to exam questions that seems to be difficult to students.

Based on the explanation given above, option C best explains the answer as narrowing down the available solutions that suits a particular problem.

answer; membership group;

answer; strength of association;