Systematic Thinkers Are Likely To

question 2

Multiple Choice

Systematic thinkers are likely to:

• A) broadly and quickly evaluate the problem situation and the possible alternative course of action.
• B) make a plan for solving a problem but explore and abandon alternatives very quickly.
• C) deal with many aspects of a problem simultaneously, consider hunches and jump quickly from one issue to another.
• D) break a complex problem into smaller components, make a plan before taking action, and search for information to facilitate problem solving in a step-by-step fashion.
• E) rely on nonverbal cues and hunches to solve problems.

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Definitions:

General Cognitive Ability

The overall capacity of an individual to understand complex ideas, adapt effectively to the environment, learn from experience, and reason.

Crystallized Cognitive Ability

The ability to use learned knowledge and experience, which typically increases with age.

Skills Model

A framework defining the capabilities and competencies necessary for effective performance in a particular role or task.

Katz's Three Skill Model

A framework proposed by Robert Katz identifying three fundamental skills for effective leadership: technical, human, and conceptual.