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This document discusses identifying the actual problem in group problem solving. It notes that groups often try to fix symptoms instead of the underlying problem. Readers are asked to review an attached scenario, identify the problem in a short statement, and explain why their identified problem is the root cause rather than a symptom.

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One of the challenges in group problem solving is identifying
the actual problem. Often as a group, we try to fix the
symptoms of the problem instead of the actual problem. Review
the attached scenario. Identify the problem, write a problem
statement, and explain why you believe the problem you
identified is not a symptom but the actual root cause.
*Post must be 200 to 250 words
*Answer must be clear, concise and straight forward
* PE is attached

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