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pragya sharda

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The first stage in problem-solving and decision-making is
 
  a. analyze the problem and causes.
  b. be aware of the problem.
  c. weigh alternatives.
   d. search for creative alternatives.

Question 2

A key principle of behaviorism is that the way to understand human
   beings is to study their
 
  a. actual behavior. c. thinking patterns. b. unconscious behavior. d. inner states.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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