Sentence examples for problem-solving behaviors from inspiring English sources

The pre-survey included four simple arithmetic problems (measured by speed of completion), the mathematical beliefs items from the Mathematical Problem-Solving Behaviors Scale (MPSB; Schommer-Aikins et al. 2005), and the Dweck scale for incremental and entity beliefs about intelligence (Blackwell et al. 2007).

Training components included instructions for goal setting, formulating and implementing a plan to change behavior, self-evaluation, self-reward and training in problem-solving behaviors appropriate for high-risk or tempting situations.

Consequently, they tend to engage in mental role-play (rumination and fantasy) instead of constructive problem-solving behaviors.

Problem-solving behaviors were recorded via screencast and think-aloud recordings (Fig. 2).

In addition, there were major differences in the problem-solving behaviors of the two groups.

Participants' problem-solving behaviors were recorded via screencasts and think-aloud recordings using the software Screencast-O-Matic®, and they were coded subsequently via video-based analysis.

These findings emphasize the active problem-solving behavior needed in air traffic control work, and highlight how the day-to-day functioning of the system can jeopardize such behavior.

Problem solving was measured by the Diabetes Problem Solving Behaviors scale, a novel 27-item self-report scale that assesses frequencies of problem-solving behaviors associated with diabetes self-management.

This study, thus, analyzed the feedback and problem solving behaviors of 117 students in a simulation game, designed to assist them to learn computational problem solving.

Thus, foraging enrichments typically are designed to facilitate the physical expression of feeding behaviors such as food-searching and food consumption, but not to facilitate complex problem solving behaviors related to food acquisition.

Unfortunately, this very insulation from domain details often precludes effective problem solving behavior.