Purchase Solution

Gaining Clarity from Impasses in Difficult Problems

Not what you're looking for?

Ask Custom Question

In terms of impasses being resolved and greater clarity obtained after one walks away from a difficult problem, how do you think this concept applies to studying and test-taking? For example, have you ever noticed or had the experience of studying or reviewing for a test the night before you take it and finding that you feel stumped over a certain problem or content? However, after a full night's rest, you take the test and find that you are able to clearly think through the solution to the problem. What processes related to impasses do you think can help to explain this outcome? 100 words.

Purchase this Solution
Solution Preview

The main reason for the outcome in this situation related to impasses is the fact that the full night's rest provided the individual with the ability to recover from the mental fatigue that ...

Solution provided by:
Marcel Parker, MPA
Education
  • Criminal Justice, Elizabeth City State University
  • Master of Public Administration, North Carolina Central University
Recent Feedback
  • "Excellent work, from the time of my post to the time I received a response was days ahead of my requirements. "
  • "Great, Thank You for our Help!!"
  • "Excellent, thank you "
  • "Thank you"
  • "Thank you!"
Purchase this Solution
Free BrainMass Quizzes
Childhood Disorders (Axis 1)

This quiz is designed to test one's knowledge on childhood Principle Disorders found in the DSM-IV (1994). This is a good quiz for those who wish to pursue a career in child assessment or child development. Good luck.

Health Psychology

This quiz speaks to the general concepts, themes, and terminology associated with the field of health psychology.

Piaget's Theories on Development

Do you know all about Piaget's theories on development? Find out with this quiz!

Psychoanalysis and Sigmund Freud

This quiz explores the personality theory of psychoanalysis, in particular reference to how Freud conceptualized of this theory.

Emotional Intelligence: A Beginning

An introduction to an emerging branch of Psychology-Emotional Intelligence.

View More Free Quizzes
Related BrainMass Solutions

  • The Negotiation Process: Four Stages

    It is important because it states the least amount of whatever ( pay, benefits etc.) one will accept in a contract. 3. Tangible problems are things that ate concrete, like a dollar amount or amount of time.

  • Determinants of impasses in public sector labor negotiations

    422648 Determinants of impasses in public sector labor negotiations See attached file. The Labor Relations (figure) proposes a model for describing the determinants of impasses in public sector negotiations.

  • Politics & Budgeting

    Politics are inextricably linked to problems with the federal budget. For example, the majority of the federal budget is comprised of social security and medicare spending along with debt service payments.

  • Problem Solving - Stop and Revisit Later

    Based on what you have learned this week about impasses, do you think that this is good advice? Why or why not? 100 words.

  • Briefly explain the principle of reframing and its value.

    This can be applied in one's personal life and is also commonly applied in business. Reframing comes from the concept that when all has failed, we need to look at the situation differently in order to come to a solution that may actually work.

  • Binding third party interest arbitration

    The main reason for bargaining is to ensure that the decision making parties get together and decide what they want in the labor contract.

  • Organization Behavior: Organizational Theory

    This paper deals with the ways with which, such factors prove to be successful in the organizations// The organizations have some characteristics and strategic elements, which lead them in gaining the ability to get success in the marketplace.

  • Communication problems.

    The best method to determine clarity is to use a two way process of asking the right questions, gaining clarity, and confirming what was heard to achieve a common understanding of the information and what is expected.

  • The challenges of becoming a critical thinker

    with the clarity of their rational thinking process.

View More Related Solutions