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the acronym or initials for our problem solving method is:
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D.E.A.L.
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the second step in the problem solving method is?
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explore all possible solutions
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why is it critical to first clearly define the problem?
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it assures you access the correct issue
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what is the first step in the problem solving method?
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define the problem clearly
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in the problem solving method, when exploring all possible solutions:
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consider the consequences of each
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an example of exploring all possible solutions in a group setting is:
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brainstorming
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when you look back and evaluate, it inabls you to :
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make an adjustment if necessary
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the universal system model utilizes the fololowing steps:
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input, process,output,and feedback
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the fourth step in the problem solving method is:
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look back and evaluate
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after exploring all possible solutions, you then:
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act on the best solution
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which is the designer of the message?
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sender
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which is an example of an engineered wood product
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wafer board
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town homes and condominiums are examples of
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residential
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which is a form of feedback in a construction
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building inspection
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which is a form of input in a construction system
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concrete block
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messages can be retrived from a
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storage media
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maufacturing large quantities of a product all the time is know as
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continuous production
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which tooling design principle is true concering the drilling jig
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has one reference point
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a blueprint for a house is what part of a construction system
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input
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As a leader, what two areas must you look at when assessing the organizational environment?
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A leader would be looking at resource availability (human, financial, physical, information), as well as leadership actions (establishing direction, priorities, creating policies, making decisions and providing information).
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