Stages | Title of stages | Actions |
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1 | General orientation | • The ability to identify problem • Acknowledging the problem as a changeable potentially natural phenomenon • Believed to be effective in dealing with the problem solving framework • High self-efficiency expectations to implement stages of model • Accustomed to stop, think, and then making effort to solve a problem. |
2 | Defining and formulating the problem | Collection of all information available • Separation of facts is of the assumptions which require investigation • Analysis of the problem • Specifying the actual objectives. |
3 | Production of alternative solutions | To determine wide range of possible solutions • Ability to choose the most effective response to replies. |
4 | Decision making | • Predict probable consequences of each action • Paying due attention to the usefulness of these consequences. |
5 | Implementation of solution | • Execute the selected method |
6 | Review | • Observing the results of execution • Evaluation |