The Goal of a Means-Ends Approach to Problem Solving Is

question 91

True/False

The goal of a means-ends approach to problem solving is to modify the goal state until it is as similar as possible to the current state.

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Definitions:

Dry-Landscape Gardens

A style of Japanese garden that uses sand, gravel, rocks, and occasionally plants to create a minimalist and contemplative environment.

Momoyama

A period in Japanese history (1573–1603), characterized by a unique style of art and architecture that emerged during the transition from feudal Japan to the unified Edo period.

Nara

A city in Japan known for its historic temples and artwork from the Japanese Nara period (710-794).

Muromachi

A period in Japanese history (1336-1573) characterized by the cultural achievements and military conflicts during the rule of the Ashikaga Shogunate.