Problem Solving Quiz

What is problem analysis?

• The process of ignoring a problem and hoping it goes away.

• The process of identifying, understanding, and defining the root cause of a problem or issue.

• The process of solving a problem without identifying its root cause.

• The process of blaming others for a problem without taking responsibility.

What are the steps involved in problem analysis?

• Identify the problem, Analyze the information, Implement the solution, Monitor and evaluate the results.

• Gather information, Analyze the information, Identify possible solutions, Evaluate the solutions, Select the best solution, Implement the solution, Monitor and evaluate the results.

• Identify the problem, Gather information, Analyze the information, Evaluate the solutions, Select the best solution, Implement the solution, Monitor and evaluate the results.

• Identify the problem, Gather information, Analyze the information, Identify possible solutions, Evaluate the solutions, Select the best solution, Implement the solution, Monitor and evaluate the results.

What is decision making?

• The process of selecting the best course of action from multiple alternatives based on careful evaluation and analysis of available information and potential outcomes.

• The process of randomly choosing a course of action without considering any information or potential outcomes.

• The process of making a decision based solely on intuition or gut feeling.

• The process of selecting the worst course of action from multiple alternatives based on careful evaluation and analysis of available information and potential outcomes.

What are the different decision-making techniques?

• groupthink, random selection, coin toss

• procrastination, magic 8 ball, astrology

• rock-paper-scissors, eeny meeny miny moe, eeny meeny miny moe

• brainstorming, SWOT analysis, decision matrix analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and intuition

What is critical thinking?

• The ability to memorize and regurgitate information without questioning its validity.

• The tendency to accept information or arguments without questioning or analyzing them.

• The skill of making quick decisions without considering all available information.

• The ability to objectively analyze and evaluate information, arguments, or situations in a logical and systematic manner.

What are the characteristics of critical thinkers?

• Critical thinkers possess the ability to analyze and evaluate information objectively, think logically and rationally, ask insightful questions, consider multiple perspectives, and make informed decisions.

• Critical thinkers do not question or challenge information they receive.

• Critical thinkers only consider their own perspective and ignore others.

• Critical thinkers rely heavily on emotions and intuition when making decisions.

What is creativity?

• Creativity is the ability to generate new ideas, concepts, or solutions that are original and valuable.

• Creativity is the ability to follow instructions and not think outside the box.

• Creativity is the ability to copy existing ideas and concepts.

• Creativity is the ability to generate new ideas, concepts, or solutions that are unoriginal and worthless.

What are some techniques to enhance creativity?

• Some techniques to enhance creativity include brainstorming, mind mapping, keeping a journal, taking breaks, seeking new experiences, and practicing mindfulness.

• Sticking to familiar and comfortable environments

• Avoiding any form of distraction

• Using a strict routine and schedule

What is logical reasoning?

• The process of using random guessing to arrive at a conclusion or solve a problem.

• The process of using physical strength and brute force to arrive at a conclusion or solve a problem.

• The process of using rational thinking and deductive reasoning to arrive at a conclusion or solve a problem.

• The process of using emotions and intuition to arrive at a conclusion or solve a problem.

What are the different types of logical reasoning?

• rational reasoning

• deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning, and abductive reasoning

• emotional reasoning

• intuitive reasoning