A group was formed to handle problem-solving processes in an organization. After devising a list of questions, the group tried to answer those questions in a sequential order to identify appropriate resolutions. What type of question-oriented approach does the group follow? Ъ

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8 April, 00:17

A group was formed to handle problem-solving processes in an organization. After devising a list of questions, the group tried to answer those questions in a sequential order to identify appropriate resolutions. What type of question-oriented approach does the group follow? Ъ

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Alvin Murphy · Answer 1

General approach

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Th general approach format requires that the group consider a series of questions, this is to keep the group focused on the goal. The general approach is further broken down into the single question format and the ideal solution format. The ideal solution format focuses on changing or altering the problem to suit an already prepared ideal solution while single question format focuses on reducing the problem to a single question when if answered, the problem is solved.