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Chapter 10.6, Problem 1DQ
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Problem solving process:
- The decision making phase of problem solving is been divided into three phases:
- Intelligence:
- It denotes first stage of decision making.
- The potential problems or chances are been defined in this stage.
- Design:
- It denotes second stage of decision making.
- The alternative solutions are been developed to problem and feasibility is evaluated.
- Choice:
- It denotes third stage of decision making.
- It requires choosing a course of action.
- Intelligence:
- The problem solving process goes outside decision making and includes other stages too.
- The stages involved in problem-solving process after decision making is shown below:
- Implementation stage:
- It denotes fourth stage of problem-solving.
- A solution is been put into effect in this stage.
- Monitoring stage:
- It denotes final stage of problem-solving.
- The decision makers assess implementation.
- Implementation stage:
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