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Peer reviewedAgre, Gene P. – Journal of Thought, 1983
Focusing on the precise grounds on which a person can be said to have solved a problem, six conditions are articulated which govern the application of the concept and its relationship to trying and intention. The "solving" concept is found in synonymous phrases such as "figuring out" and "finding the solution." (Author/CM)
Descriptors: Difficulty Level, Educational Objectives, Elementary Secondary Education, Problem Solving
