Restructuring a Problem Often Reveals a New and More Successful

question 31

Multiple Choice

Restructuring a problem often reveals a new and more successful approach to solving the problem. This fact suggests that a critical step in problem solving is

• A)analyzing subgoals.
• B)brainstorming strategies.
• C)replicating potential solutions.
• D)formulating the problem.

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Definitions:

Longitudinal Studies

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Generational Differences

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