Exercise3 (Lesson 10) Webbing - A problem analysis tool designed to go beyond th

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Exercise3 (Lesson 10) Webbing - A problem analysis tool designed to go beyond the initial definition of the problem and to assist you in defining the problem at an appropriate level of abstraction. Why? Why Else? Why Else? Original Problem Statement What's stopping you? What else is stopping you? What else Is stopping you? Step1: Identify initial problem statement. Characteristics of a good Problem Statement * o Begins with a statement starter o Free from criteria o Specific focus or action 611-12-3 Step 2: Ask the question Why?" to broaden the view of the problem. Convert response to this question into a problem statement with a statement starter (e.g., How to, What might, In what ways might, etc.). Statement Starters for Clarifying the Problem How to..? (H2) o How might...? (HM) o what ways might . . .? (TWWMD o What might. .? (WM) Step 3: Ask"'Why Else?" to continue to identify other more general views of the situation. Step 4 Extend your redefinition of the situation by asking "Why?" and "Why Else?" of the newly created problem statements.

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Problem statement : Vaccination is considered to be more effective than tablets for viral fever

Why~ results of recovery was very high and with low turn around time

Why else : other methods haven't achieved the same statyw as school .

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