alleryIn the problem-solving cycle, what follows a solution?
AThe process ends for good
BThe solution is always dropped
COnly a group may continue
DA new problem usually arises
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. A new problem usually arises
1. Strategies are iterated over the problem-solving cycle.
2. Common steps include recognizing, defining, strategizing, organizing resources, monitoring and evaluating.
3. Once a solution is achieved, another problem usually arises, and the cycle starts again.
_Source: Wikipedia, Problem solving, section Problem-solving strategies_
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