A shift from "problem solving" to "problem finding" reflects the development of:

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7 August, 05:41

A shift from "problem solving" to "problem finding" reflects the development of:

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River Nguyen · Answer 1

The answer is Post-formal thought. To simplify, a shift from problem-solving to problem finding reflects the development of post-formal thought. In addition, a possible fifth stage of cognitive development that characterizes adult thinking is post-formal thought. The post-formal thought is habitually defined as more flexible, reasonable, eager to receive moral and knowledgeable difficulties, and dialectical than preceding stages in improvement.