(s1) Problem SOlving

Running Head : Problem Solving

Understanding Problems

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This intends to provide a list of the obstacles to problem solving . It also aims to discuss how humans diagnose and come to understand a problem

The obstacles to solving a problem include the following

1 ) Confirmation bias , wherein the individual experiencing a problem looks for proofs validating their assumptions and considers it while disregarding or paying less attention to proofs that may nullify their guess (Obstacles to Problem Solving

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2 ) Fixation , wherein there is a possibility that that individual experiencing a problem cannot see the problem from a fresh perspective (National Textile Center , n .d , n .p

3 ) In addition to that , a problem cannot easily be solved if it is incorporated with biases of personal beliefs (National Textile Center , n .d , n .p

4 ) Moreover , a solution to a certain dilemma could not be attained as well if the information needed to address is misunderstood by the one seeking solutions to the problem (National Textile Center , n .d , n .p

5 ) Last but not least , if the person trying to address the dilemma is too confident then this may also affect problem solving (National Textile Center , n .d , n .p

Meanwhile people know that a problem already emerged if he or she is already in a situation where ideally he or she is supposed to be in (National Textile Center , n .d , n .p . Simply put...