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saraeharris

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Which part of the problem-solving cycle involves periodically assessing to what extent you are getting closer to the goal?
 
  a. strategy formulation
  b. problem definition
 c. monitoring
 d. evaluation

Question 2

After researching a topic for a term paper, you go over all of your notes and create an outline for the paper. The problem-solving step primarily associated with this task is ____.
 
  a. problem definition
 b. problem identification
 c. organization of information
  d. resource allocation



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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