July 2022
Intermediate to advanced
120 pages
2h 4m
English
Decision making, problem solving and creative thinking have in common the fact that they are all forms of effective thinking. But there are some distinctions between them. You can, for example, think creatively, in the sense of having an original idea, without either making a decision or solving a problem. In this chapter the main focus is upon problem solving.
What is a problem? A ‘problem’ is literally ‘something thrown in front of you’. Another of those Greek words by origin, it is related to ‘ballistics’. Originally what was thrown or put in front of one by the Greek teachers was the sort of puzzle or question that you encountered in the first chapter: ‘The nine dots’, ...
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