The Problem-Solving Pro

Causes and Effects approach only describes the problem in terms of its effects while Effects Only approach outlines the causes of the problem

Causes and Effects approach discusses solutions in terms of preventive measures while Effects Only approach uses examples

Causes and Effects approach outlines the causes of the problem while Effects Only approach uses examples

Causes and Effects approach discusses solutions in terms of preventive measures while Effects Only approach describes the problem only in terms of its effects (correct)

To describe the problem only in terms of its effects

To outline the causes of the problem

To illustrate the problem through a story or anecdote from the introduction (correct)

To discuss solutions in terms of preventive measures

The Causes and Effects approach outlines the causes of the problem, while the Extended Example approach illustrates the problem through a story or anecdote (correct)

The Causes and Effects approach uses examples to illustrate the problem, while the Extended Example approach describes the problem only in terms of its effects

The Causes and Effects approach and the Extended Example approach do not differ in any way

The Causes and Effects approach only describes the problem in terms of its effects, while the Extended Example approach discusses solutions in terms of preventive measures