Questions and Answers
What is the first step in the problem-solving process?
Becoming aware of the problem
During which stage of the problem-solving process are the consequences of each solution evaluated?
Solution analysis
What is the primary goal of the solution selection stage?
To select the most satisfactory solution
What occurs during the testing stage of the problem-solving process?
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How many stages are involved in the problem-solving process?
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What triggers the thinker's awareness of the problem?
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What is the primary objective of problem analysis?
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At which stage do possible solutions start to emerge?
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What is the purpose of determining the consequences of each proposed solution?
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What happens after the most satisfactory solution is adopted?
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Problem-Solving Process
- The thinker becomes aware of a problem, which sparks their interest, marking the beginning of the problem-solving process.
Problem Analysis
- The problem is formulated and clearly defined.
- Relevant data is collected and examined to gain a deeper understanding of the problem.
Generating Possible Solutions
- The thinker begins to generate possible solutions to the problem.
Solution Analysis
- The thinker determines the consequences of each proposed solution.
Solution Selection
- The most satisfactory solution is selected and adopted.
Testing
- The selected solution is put to trial to test its effectiveness.
Problem-Solving Process
- The thinker becomes aware of a problem, which sparks their interest, marking the beginning of the problem-solving process.
Problem Analysis
- The problem is formulated and clearly defined.
- Relevant data is collected and examined to gain a deeper understanding of the problem.
Generating Possible Solutions
- The thinker begins to generate possible solutions to the problem.
Solution Analysis
- The thinker determines the consequences of each proposed solution.
Solution Selection
- The most satisfactory solution is selected and adopted.
Testing
- The selected solution is put to trial to test its effectiveness.
