At the start of the spring semester, Marie decides that she will focus more on her physical health. Her solution is to start jogging, with a goal of running in the annual Memorial Day 10K. After training for several weeks, Marie completed the race but needed to walk for the last mile. What would be the next step for her as an effective problem-solving strategy? a. Choose a new problem to work on. b. Celebrate her success. c. Continue to do what she has been doing. d. Look back to see if the original problem has been solved.

d. Look back to see if the original problem has been solved

Explanation:

Having identified the problem to be solved, which is focusing on her physical health, Marie had identified and stated a solution to solve this problem by coming up with a plan of action. Having executed the plan of action by completing the race, the next step in an effective problem-solving strategy would be to evaluate and see if the original problem e set out to solve has been duly solved. Getting a problem solved is the essence of an effective problem-solving strategy. This cannot be ascertained if she does not evaluate or look back to see if her course of action that she implemented has solved the original problem.

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