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Framing the Problem

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Why is it important to frame a problem before attempting to solve it?

-Helps us make sure the correct problem is getting solved/effectively identify the problem-what needs to be solved vs. what doesn't need to be solved.

-Identify the root of the problem.

-helps us identify views of others.

-Gives focus.

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When you frame a problem you are isolating it from other distractions. An older faucet is dripping. Most people twist the knob more to stop the drip. However, that is not the problem. Any plumber will tell you to check the washers in an older faucet. Newer faucets might require a part to be replaced, but the bottom ...

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