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Define problem solving in your own words.
Think about a time you solved a simple problem.
What is deductive reasoning?
Consider examples where broad statements lead to specific outcomes.
What type of reasoning starts from general premises?
Remember how scientists formulate hypotheses.
True or False: Inductive reasoning always leads to certain conclusions.
Think about how making generalizations can sometimes lead to errors.
Create a new product using divergent thinking. Explain how it solves a current problem.
Consider problems in daily life that could use innovative solutions.
Analyze a decision-making scenario: If a student chooses between studying for exams or attending a social event, describe their thought process.
Think about how priorities influence decision-making.
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