The Emotions of Problem-Solving Let your emotions be your guide. Your emotional mindset is important when problem-solving, from the child to the highly-ranked adult. Learning to solve problems is also a matter of having the right emotions about problems. We all have various motions about problems, many of the everyday variety but also some very complex problems that are part of your workday. The list below discusses various emotions about problems concerning prospects for solving them – and even what solutions you provide. This list is important to all of us, but especially so for instructors trying to teach their students how. · If you fear the problem, this can be your defeat or greatest motivator to solve it. · If you make the problem your enemy, then solving it means its defeat. · If the problem becomes your friend, then solving it cements the friendship. · If you love the problem, this usually means you have that glimmer on how to solve it. ·
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