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    A Situation in Which There Is a Specific Goal, but It
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A Situation in Which There Is a Specific Goal, but It

Question 68

Question 68

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A situation in which there is a specific goal, but it is not clear how to reach that goal is called _____.


A) thinking
B) a problem
C) an ill-defined problem
D) a well-defined problem

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