Situation Analysis in Problem-Solving Cycle
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| − | The situation analysis is the first and crucial step in the problem solving cycle. With this step starts search for goals and continues with defining and analysing the problem. The core of the situation analysis is composed of four basic approaches that are closely interrelated.<ref name="Rainer" | + | The situation analysis is the first and crucial step in the problem solving cycle. With this step starts search for goals and continues with defining and analysing the problem. The core of the situation analysis is composed of four basic approaches that are closely interrelated.<ref name="Rainer" \> First approach is a system-oriented view which is used in order to structure the problem area. Next is cause-oriented view which helps to understand the situation and cause-effect relations of the problem. Then possible solutions and alternatives are provided within solution-oriented view and as a fourth approach the future-oriented view brings all the listed before at one point and shifts the perspectives from the present situation to the future with possible development opportunities. |
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The situation analysis is the first and crucial step in the problem solving cycle. With this step starts search for goals and continues with defining and analysing the problem. The core of the situation analysis is composed of four basic approaches that are closely interrelated.Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
