The document outlines a structured approach to problem-solving, emphasizing the importance of clearly stating the problem and evaluating existing solutions. It suggests generating a wide range of possible solutions, implementing the chosen solution, and revising the plan if necessary. The process includes specifying actions, timing, and evaluating the effectiveness of the solutions.
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Steps of Problem Solving
The document outlines a structured approach to problem-solving, emphasizing the importance of clearly stating the problem and evaluating existing solutions. It suggests generating a wide range of possible solutions, implementing the chosen solution, and revising the plan if necessary. The process includes specifying actions, timing, and evaluating the effectiveness of the solutions.
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State the problem as clearly as possible.
For example: “I don’t have enough money
to pay the bills.” Evaluate how effective the solution was.
Decide whether the existing plan needs to
1 Be specific about the behaviour, situation, timing, and circumstances that make it a be revised, or whether a new plan is problem. For example: “I need to pay the needed to better address the problem. 6 phone and gas bills, and I don’t have enough money to cover both this month.” If you are not pleased with the outcome, return to step 2 to select a new solution or revise the existing solution, and repeat the remaining steps. List all the possible solutions; don’t worry about the quality of the solutions at this stage. Steps of Try to list at least 15 solutions, be creative Implement the solution as planned. 5 Problem 2 and forget about the quality of the solution. Solving If you allow yourself to be creative you may come up with some solutions that you would not otherwise have thought about. Specify who will take action.
Specify how the solution will be
implemented. 4 The next step is to go through and eliminate less desirable or unreasonable Specify when the solution will be implemented. For example: tomorrow solutions. morning, phone the gas company and negotiate to pay the gas bill next month. 3 Order the remaining solutions in order of preference.