Abstract
In viewing problem solving as a process of intervention where practitioners can learn about and manage complex interacting issues TSI, as first presented in Creative Problem Solving (Flood and Jackson, 1991) and Solving Problem Solving (Flood, 1995), employs metaphors, creative thinking, and the knowledge gained from the processes of reflection and critique. Later work has enhanced the critical review mode (Wilby, 1996) which assesses the methodologies, the problem solving mode (Flood and Romm, 1995), and the critical reflection mode which is addressed in this paper.
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Brown, M., Wilby, J. (1997). Enhancing the Critical Reflection Mode of TSI. In: Stowell, F.A., Ison, R.L., Armson, R., Holloway, J., Jackson, S., McRobb, S. (eds) Systems for Sustainability. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-0265-8_53
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