Problem Solving

Problem SolvingMade by Evelina LiutkeviPSbns2-02

Content:What is problem solving?How to solve a problem?7 steps to solve a problemCreativity and problem solving.ConclusionReferences

Definition Problem solving is a mental process that involves discovering, analyzing and solving problems.How to solve a problem?

Implement-gyvendinimas7 steps to solve a problem

Step 1. Identify the problemFirstly you need to identify and name the problem, so that you can find an appropriate solution.

Step 2. Explore the problem

Seeing the problem in different ways is likely to help you find an effective solution.Step 3. Set the goals

Once you have thought about the problem you can identify your goals.

Step 4. Look at Alternatives

When you have decided what your goal is you need to look for possible solutions.Step 5. Select a possible solution

From the list of possible solutions you can sort out which are most relevant to your situation and which are realistic and manageable.

Step 6. Implement a possible solution

Once you have selected a possible solution you are ready to put it into action. Step 7. Evaluate

Just because you have implemented the best possible solution, you may not have automatically solved your problem, so evaluating the effectiveness of your solution is very important.

If the solution was successful in helping you to solve your problem and reach your goal, then you know that you have effectively solved your problem.Creativity and problem solvingCreative problem solvingis a mental process of creating a solution to a problem. It is a special form ofproblem solvingin which the solution is independently created rather than learned with assistance.Because children's play is spontaneous and freely chosen, it is often quite imaginative. Indeed, it is sometimes described as creativity.

*personality characteristic*mental flexibility*curiosity smalsumas*persistence atkaklumasConslusions Problems and solutions are part of daily life. Instead of running from them, lets make a solutions.

Most people spend more time and energy going around problems than in trying to solve them.-Henry Ford

ReferencesR. S. Feldman Understanding Psychology, McGraw-Hill, New York, 2011http://w3.unisa.edu.au/counsellingservices/balance/problem.asp (12.11.01)http://www.education.com/reference/article/play-creativity-problem-solving/ (12.11.02)

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