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- Stages in problem-solving: problem identification, solution development, and evaluation - Strategies in problem-solving
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: trial and error, algorithmic problem-solving, heuristic problem-solving, brainstorming, breaking the problem into smaller parts, seeking advice or help from others, using analogies or metaphors, and using visualization techniques.
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Google Gemini AI
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Stages in Problem-Solving:
1. Problem Identification:
- Define the problem clearly and identify its root cause.
- Gather information and analyze the situation.
2. Solution Development:
- Brainstorm possible solutions.
- Evaluate potential solutions and select the most feasible one.
- Develop an implementation plan for the solution.
3. Solution Evaluation:
- Implement the solution and monitor its effectiveness.
- Measure results and assess whether the problem has been resolved.
- Make necessary adjustments or improvements based on evaluation.
Strategies in Problem-Solving:
1. Logical Reasoning: Break down the problem into smaller parts and use logical reasoning to find a solution.
2. Trial and Error: Try different solutions and evaluate their outcomes to find the best one.
3. Heuristics: Use common sense or general strategies to find a solution.
4. Lateral Thinking: Approach the problem from a different perspective or look for unconventional solutions.
5. Creativity: Generate original ideas and combine them to develop innovative solutions.
6. Collaboration: Work with others to share ideas, perspectives, and resources.
7. Systems Thinking: Consider the problem within the context of the larger system and its interactions.
8. Decision Matrix: Create a table comparing different solutions based on criteria and select the best option.
9. Root Cause Analysis: Identify the underlying cause of the problem and address it directly.
10. Risk Management: Identify potential risks associated with different solutions and develop strategies to mitigate them.
1. Problem Identification:
- Define the problem clearly and identify its root cause.
- Gather information and analyze the situation.
2. Solution Development:
- Brainstorm possible solutions.
- Evaluate potential solutions and select the most feasible one.
- Develop an implementation plan for the solution.
3. Solution Evaluation:
- Implement the solution and monitor its effectiveness.
- Measure results and assess whether the problem has been resolved.
- Make necessary adjustments or improvements based on evaluation.
Strategies in Problem-Solving:
1. Logical Reasoning: Break down the problem into smaller parts and use logical reasoning to find a solution.
2. Trial and Error: Try different solutions and evaluate their outcomes to find the best one.
3. Heuristics: Use common sense or general strategies to find a solution.
4. Lateral Thinking: Approach the problem from a different perspective or look for unconventional solutions.
5. Creativity: Generate original ideas and combine them to develop innovative solutions.
6. Collaboration: Work with others to share ideas, perspectives, and resources.
7. Systems Thinking: Consider the problem within the context of the larger system and its interactions.
8. Decision Matrix: Create a table comparing different solutions based on criteria and select the best option.
9. Root Cause Analysis: Identify the underlying cause of the problem and address it directly.
10. Risk Management: Identify potential risks associated with different solutions and develop strategies to mitigate them.
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