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Problem solver

Problem solver refers to the natural helper style in which the individual likes to define the problem, set goals, and take action to reach a solution.

Problem solving

Deutsch: Problemlösung / Español: Resolución de problemas / Português: Resolução de problemas / Français: Résolution de problèmes / Italian: Risoluzione dei problemi

Problem solving is an effort to overcome obstacles obstructing the path to a solution. Problem solving are the cognitive process or processes which is used in transforming starting information into a goal state, using specified means of solution. Problem solving, moreover, is the process in which someone has a specific goal in mind that cannot be attained immediately because of the presence of one or more obstacles. It involves a goal, obstacles to that goal, strategies for overcoming the obstacles, and an evaluation of the results.

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Problem space

Deutsch: Problemraum / Español: Espacio del problema / Português: Espaço do problema / Français: Espace du problème / Italiano: Spazio del problema /

Problem space refers to the universe of all possible actions that can be applied to solving a problem, given any constraints that apply to the solution of the problem.

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Problem space hypothesis

Deutsch: Problemraumhypothese / Español: Hipótesis del espacio del problema / Português: Hipótese do espaço do problema / Français: Hypothèse de l'espace-problème / Italiano: Ipotesi dello spazio dei problemi /

Problem space hypothesis refers to the idea that problem solving is isomorphic to a search through a mental graph, with nodes corresponding to every possible state of affairs of a problem and connections corresponding to legal moves.

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Problem-focused coping

Problem-focused coping refers to coping style in which the individual takes action to reduce stress by changing whatever it is about the situation that makes it stressful.

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Problem-focused skills

Problem-focused skills refers to one of three (3) types of commonly used skills in which the clinician either offers alternatives, provides information, or gives advice.

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Problem-focused strategies

Problem-focused strategies refers to coping strategies directed at taking care of the problem causing the anxiety.

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Problem-oriented policing

Problem-oriented policing refers to a strategy to enhance community relations and to improve crime prevention whereby police work with citizens to identify and respond to problems in a given community.

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