Question

question 3 (mandatory) (2.5 points)
when we ask, \what are the boundaries of the problem?\, we want to discover what
the:

a) alternatives are.

b) disadvantages are.

c) solution is.

d) limits that cannot be changed are.

question 4 (mandatory) (2.5 points)
the problem - solving process is:

a) not composed of steps.

b) not always an orderly process.

c) too difficult for most people.

d) only good for personal problems.

Explanation:

Question 3

To determine the answer, we analyze each option:

• Option a: Alternatives relate to choices, not boundaries. Eliminate.
• Option b: Disadvantages are negative aspects, not boundaries. Eliminate.
• Option c: The solution is the answer to the problem, not its boundaries. Eliminate.
• Option d: Boundaries of a problem refer to the limits or constraints that cannot be changed. This matches the definition of problem boundaries.

Analyzing each option:

• Option a: The problem - solving process typically has steps (e.g., defining the problem, generating solutions, implementing). So this is incorrect.
• Option b: The problem - solving process is not always orderly as problems can be complex, and the process may involve backtracking, re - evaluating, etc. This is a correct statement.
• Option c: Problem - solving is a skill that can be learned, and it's not too difficult for most people with practice. Eliminate.
• Option d: The problem - solving process is useful for both personal and professional/organizational problems. Eliminate.

Answer:

d) limits that cannot be changed are.

Question 4