AISs are robust, self-healing, and self-contained problem-solving solutions, with an ability to dynamically adapt to its environment.
Evolving technologies, including simulation, have provided mechanisms to enhance system performance, reducing reliance on custom-built "problem-solving" solutions for individual system needs.
Environmental modification is considered a routine component of therapeutic interventions, but it has been recommended that this be provided in conjunction with training that aims to raise older people's awareness about how to negotiate their environment and problem-solving solutions.
In addition, engaging providers in analyzing their own care processes can stimulate innovative problem-solving and creative solutions.
The context-rich written assessment [ 48] is essentially an exercise in complex problem-solving, and fits the definition of problem-solving as "cognitive processing aimed at accomplishing certain goals when the solution is unknown" [ 103, 113].
They also conduct summer "Brain Camps" for young students to hone their problem-solving skills by creating solutions for water shortage.
Because virtual reality allows scientists to explore complex systems as if they were objects in the real world, Ms. Weng explained, it can unleash the mind's intuitive problem-solving capacity to discover solutions that lie hidden in experimental data.
Students engaged in either problem-solving (where they generated solutions to a novel problem) or problem-posing (where they generated problems, and where possible, the associated solutions) prior to learning a novel math concept.
Final applications will require them to bring cross-sector civic leaders together, agree on an ambitious systems-level outcome, collect data to support problem-solving, and propose likely solutions.
