Inventive vs Non-Inventive Problem Solving

What is a characteristic of a non-inventive problem?

• It has side effects.

• It cannot be solved.

• It can be solved without side effects.

• It requires complex solutions.

What is the first step in solving a non-inventive problem?

• Implementing a solution

• Identifying the problem

• Evaluating the solution

• Listing solution options

In the context of inventive problems, what follows the identification of a known problem?

• No further action

• Direct solution implementation

• Improvement process

• Ignoring the problem

What is a key difference between inventive and non-inventive problems?

• Inventive problems have no known solutions.

• Non-inventive problems always have side effects.

• Inventive problems have side effects when improvements are made.

• Non-inventive problems require complex solutions.

What is the final step in solving a non-inventive problem?

• Identifying the problem

• Implementing the solution

• Evaluating if the solution was successful

• Listing solution options

In the inventive problem-solving process, what is the purpose of summarizing the problem?

• To ignore the problem

• To create more problems

• To simplify the problem for better understanding

• To avoid solving the problem

What is the second step in the non-inventive problem-solving process?

• Making a choice

• Listing solution options

• Implementing the solution

• Evaluating the solution

In the inventive problem-solving process, what follows the analysis of the problem's root cause?

• Direct solution implementation

• Problem modeling

• Ignoring the problem

• Listing solution options

What is the third step in the non-inventive problem-solving process?

• Identifying the problem

• Making a choice

• Evaluating the solution

• Listing solution options

What is the role of 'halangan penyelesaian' in the inventive problem-solving process?

• To create more problems

• To block the solution

• To facilitate problem-solving

• To ignore the problem