Problem Solving
What is Problem Solving ?
Problem solving can be defined as the process of finding solutions to difficult
or complex issues, challenges, or questions.
It involves a series of mental activities that lead to the resolution of a
problem or the attainment of a specific goal.
Problem solving often requires the individual to analyze information, generate
potential solutions, evaluate their effectiveness, and choose the most suitable
course of action.
Psychological aspects of Problem Solving
Psychological aspects of Problem Solving
Psychological aspects play a important role in the process of problem
solving. When individuals encounter challenges or complex dilemmas,
their cognitive and emotional faculties come into play.
Psychological aspects of problem solving encompass various cognitive
and emotional factors that influence how individuals approach,
analyze, and resolve problems.
Psychological Aspects
1 Perception & Awareness 5 Decision-Making
2 Creative Thinking 6 Emotions & Motivation
3 Critical Thinking 7 Problem Representation
4 Memory & Recall 8 Self-Efficacy
Steps in Problem Solving
Steps in Problem Solving
1. Identify and Define the Problem
2. Gather Information and Data
3. Generate Possible Solutions
4. Evaluate and Analyse Solutions
5. Select Best Solutions
Steps in Problem Solving
6. Develop an action plan
7. Implement the solution
8. Monitor and evaluate the results
9. Reflect and learn
10. Iterate if necessary
Illustration of
Problem Solving
(Students engagement in classroom)
Steps
1 Identify Problem 6 Develop Action Plan
2 Gather Information 7 Implement Solution
3 Possible Solutions 8 Monitor & Evaluate
4 Analyse Solutions 9 Reflect and Learn
5 Best Solution 10 Iterate
Conclusion
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