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21 Key Problem-Solving Paradigms You Should Know

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Explore ’21 Key Problem-Solving Paradigms You Should Know’ for innovative strategies in decision-making, ideal for professionals and students alike.

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21 Key Problem-Solving Paradigms You Should Know

Personalized Problem-Solving Approaches

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  1. Specialized Problem-Solving Approaches for ChatGPT Tailored commands designed to yield effective outcomes during prompting with ChatGPT.
  2. Brainstorming
  3. SWOT Analysis
  4. The 5 Whys
  5. Fishbone Diagram (Ishikawa)
  6. Pareto Analysis (80/20 Rule)
  7. Six Thinking Hats
  8. Flowcharting

 

 

 

PERSONALIZED PROBLEM-SOLVING APPROACHES

Optimize ChatGPT to MASTER Your Challenges!

Discover specialized strategies for tackling your problems effectively.

 

  1. Algorithmic Thinking: Understanding and solving problems through clear, step-by-step procedures.
  2. Heuristic Methods: Using practical, experience-based techniques for problem-solving.
  3. Trial and Error: Experimenting with different solutions until finding one that works.
  4. Brainstorming: Generating a variety of ideas in a group setting to find solutions.
  5. The 5 Whys: Asking “why” repeatedly to drill down to the root cause of a problem.
  6. SWOT Analysis: Identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats related to a situation.
  7. Mind Mapping: Visually organizing information to better understand and solve problems.
  8. Fishbone Diagram (Ishikawa): Visualizing the causes of a specific problem to identify its root causes.
  9. Critical Thinking: Analyzing facts to form a judgment.
  10. Design Thinking: Solving problems creatively and pragmatically, focusing on the needs of the user.
  11. Lateral Thinking: Approaching problems in innovative and indirect ways.
  12. Pareto Analysis (80/20 Rule): Focusing on the most effective changes to make.
  13. Positive Deviance: Identifying and learning from outliers who succeed against the odds.
  14. Appreciative Inquiry: Focusing on what works well and how to do more of it.
  15. Force Field Analysis: Analyzing the forces for and against a change.
  16. Gap Analysis: Identifying the gap between the current situation and desired future.
  17. Simple Root-Cause Analysis: Investigating the primary cause of a problem.
  18. Affinity Diagramming: Organizing ideas or data into groups based on natural relationships.
  19. Flowcharting: Visualizing a process to understand and improve it.
  20. Checklists: Ensuring that all necessary steps in a process are completed.
  21. Six Thinking Hats: Using different perspectives to explore and solve problems.
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