The following exchange demonstrates shows a problem solving technique? the problem here is that we don’t have the equipment we need in order to complete our tasks. are you sure? what if the opposite was true and we had adequate equipment, but inadequate training? a. analogy b. five whys c. question assumptions d. brainstorming

The correct answer is C. Question assumptions

Explanation:

A problem-solving technique is any technique or steps aimed at finding a realistic solution to a problematic situation. Problem-solving techniques include analogy, brainstorming and question assumption and each technique approach the problem in different ways. In the case of question assumption, it is necessary to question the elements or beliefs about the problem or everything that has been supposed or assumed, as these might not be correct and become an obstacle for solving the problem. Additionally, question assumptions might provide new perspectives about the problem that can lead to new possible solutions. This technique is shown in the exchange of the question as one of the speakers is questioning whether the problem is the equipment or this is just a wrong assumption and the real issue is the training, this means elements that are part of the problem are being questioned and this provides new perspectives on the definition and possible solutions. Thus the exchange is part of question assumption as the problem is being addressed first by questioning the elements, beliefs or assumptions of it which is what this problem-solving technique is about.

the answer to the question is C

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