What is the first step in problem-solving?

• Find alternative solutions

• Implement the solution

• Define the problem

• Decide on a solution

Which problem-solving strategy involves trying different solutions until you find one that works?

• Trial and Error

• Work Backward

• Means-End Analysis

• Heuristics

What is the benefit of using problem-solving strategies?

• Overcoming anxiety and distress

• Finding a guaranteed solution

• Avoiding the need for decision-making

• Increasing workplace needs

What workplace readiness skill involves proactive, independent decision making?

• Initiative and Self-Direction

• Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

• Effective Oral Communication

• Collaboration and Teamwork

What is the 2nd step in problem solving?

• Choose a solution

• Defining the problem
• Finding alternative solutions

• Implementing a solution

Problem: You need to eat healthier.

What is an effective solution for this problem?

• Eat more junk food
• Skip meals
• Drink more soda
• Incorporate more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains into your diet

Problem: You have a test next week and don't have any notes to review. What is an effective solution?

• Ignore the test and hope for the best
• Copy someone else's notes without understanding
• Nothing- smart people don't need to study

• Ask the teacher for help, borrow notes from a classmate, and study systematically

What is the 3rd step in problem solving?

• Identify possible solutions
• Define the problem
• Implement the solution
• Choose a solution

Do problems have more than one solution?

• Yes, problems always have more than one solution
• No, problems only have one solution
• Problems do not have solutions

Why are problem solving strategies important?

• They help to find the best solution quickly
• They are not important
• They make problems more complex
• They are only useful for math problems