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dmcintosh

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Which of the following components of problem-solving training involves the ability to evaluate the available solution alternatives and select the best one to use?
 
  a. decision making
  b. solution implementation
  c. problem definition
  d. problem orientation

Question 2

Which of the following components of problem-solving training involves providing a student with a set of beliefs to recognize problems and know how to deal with them in appropriate ways?
 
  a. decision making
  b. solution implementation
  c. problem definition
  d. problem orientation



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Answer to Question 1

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