For example, one can hardly learn problem-solving skills without engaging problems.
For the present analysis, individuals were recoded into those who had never drunk alcohol in their life, those who had not engaged in problem alcohol use more than twice in the last year and those who had engaged in problem alcohol use more than twice in the last year (i.e. drinking until drunk or drinking five or more drinks in a row in the last year).
By building, sharing, and responding to vignettes, students become engaged in problem solving moral and social situations.
The collective model makes it easier for team members to share information and knowledge, which can produce synergies for teams engaged in problem solving and decision making.
Physicists are engaged in problem-solving with their colleagues in chemistry and fluid engineering.
Fifty-three friend friend pairs engaged in problem-focused discussions in an ICT-mediated or face-to-face context.
Others could be inspired, as I have been, to become more engaged in problem-solving, more integrated with a global community.
Everybody was deeply engaged in problem-solving.
In Sikka's view, in the not-too-distant future, systems will do much of the problem solving and people will need to engage in "problem finding".
Boys engaging in problem behaviors prioritized self-enhancement values, whereas, girls engaging in problem behaviors placed a high value on openness to change, suggesting a difference in motivational goals [ 46, 47].
During adolescence, high school students usually experience dramatic serious problems than do individuals of other ages if they engage in problem behaviours.
