Synonyms for problem solving
prob·lem solv·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. problem solvingnoun

   the area of cognitive psychology that studies the processes involved in solving problems

2. problem solvingnoun

   the thought processes involved in solving a problem

Matched Categories

1. • Cognitive Psychology
   • Thinking

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1. Sarah Binder:

   Does( an apparent) rise in incivility complicate problem-solving and lawmaking, more so than ideological divides between the two parties ? or does a rise in incivility merely reflect the increased partisan combustion we see every day on Capitol Hill ?

2. Chris Jung:

   Some games don't even have a 'right answer', as they are aimed to spot the problem-solving attitude of the applicant.

3. Tom Rosenberg:

   Kids are going to have the opportunity to try new things, practice making friends again, they’re going to get to practice communication skills, practice problem solving, and collaboration skills, and there going to get to be creative. Kids can have the summer that they need and kids really need summer this year.

4. Asa Hutchinson:

   In the early stages, multiple candidates that have an alternative vision to what the president has is good for our party, good for the debate, good for the upcoming debate that will be in August, so, sure, that will narrow, and it will probably narrow fairly quickly. We need to have a lot of self-evaluation as you go along, but I think more voices now that provide alternative messages and problem-solving and ideas is good for our party.

5. Jon Huntsman:

   There has never been an event like this before. To have so many presidential candidates and leaders from both parties gathered at the same event speaks to the growing influence of the No Labels movement and the growing desire for a new politics of problem solving in America.