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Duncker Diagram Problem-Solving Methodologies for Overcoming Challenges

Learn how the Duncker Diagram offers solutions by transforming the current state into the desired one or adjusting the desired state to match the present situation. Explore different implementation approaches and specific strategies to tackle various dilemmas. Apply this method to resolve issues like teacher stress, product freshness in markets, and tardiness causing cold dinners.

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Duncker Diagram Problem-Solving Methodologies for Overcoming Challenges

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  1. Duncker Diagram Paul Morris CIS144 Problem Solving Methodologies

  2. Definition The Duncker Diagram points out ways to solve the problem by making it OK not to reach the desired state

  3. Two General Solutions • Solutions that move from the present state to the desired state • Solutions that modify the desired state until it conforms to the present state

  4. Two Implementation Solutions • Functions Solutions are possible paths to the desired state • What to do!!! • Specific Solutions implement the functional solutions • How to do it!!!

  5. OK Not to Achieve Desired State Achieve Desired State Path 3 Path 1 Path 2 Path 3 Path 1 Path 2 Solution 2 Solution 1 Solution 3 Solution 3 Solution 1 Solution 2 The Diagram General Solution Functional Solution Specific Solution

  6. Teacher Dilemma The real problem was how to lower her stress at her workplace

  7. Market Dilemma The real problem is the cereal was not staying fresh long enough

  8. Group Problem You go to your grandmother’s home each Sunday for dinner. However, 8 out of 10 times you are late. This is very frustrating to Granny as the food gets cold. Use the Duncker Diagram problem solving method to come up with possible solutions to this problem.

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