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[Jungian Cognitive Functions] I created a problem-solving method

Ghost of the dead horse

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..and put it for all you people to use / judge. I custom-made it for own purposes, the way I like :) I use several, that's just most recent. What cognitive functions do you think the various parts draw upon?

My guesses..

What I want? Ni, Fi?
What I have? S, Ti?
What I need? Fe, Ne, Te?

Just a thought from what they evoke from me :D

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Jughead

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Improvisation is the best problem solving method.
 

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Improvisation is the best problem solving method.
Well of course the greatest context in problem solving has to be freeform and not completely defined, but that doesn't mean there's no use for some semi-formal methods in some subdomains.

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Well of course the greatest context in problem solving has to be freeform and not completely defined, but that doesn't mean there's use for some semi-formal methods in some subdomains.

I was just being snarky.

I think I follow the steps that you described unconsciously. I probably wouldn't follow them from a list, because lists are constraining, and I've never been able to stick to them.
 

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I don't get it.
Well I was stuck in solving one problem I had, then I noticed a pattern of how I had been solving it so far. So I refined it a bit to be able to solve the problem.

I was willing to be good in a game and enjoy it, while utilizing some general talents and technical skills I had.

I didn't know what kind of a goal to make exactly, except to be good and have fun. I didn't know the facts, i.e. what I had at my disposal, just the outlines.

So it went like this..
step 1:
-I want to be good and have fun
-I have 2 computers and some helpful software
-I need to study more what's written about it all and follow my instincts about what's fun

Step 2:
-I want to choose game styles X and Y as my specialties (with some detail)
-I have ability to write additional components for the software
-I need to find out how the game style is mastered and the programs written

Step 3:
-I want to make the kind of gameplay choices as written in here and here
-I can write software to handle my character's play in issues D and E
-I need to find out exactly what the software will have to for exactly the kind of characters I'm going to make

.. some steps more ..

Final step:
-I have a plan I want and need to follow, and I need nothing more.

(It doesn't have be completely planned beforehand, just divided in to manageable chunks.)

No, it isn't general problem solving. I just used it for this case; often I improvise some free-form "methods" on the spot when taking a new problem.
 

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I was just being snarky.

I think I follow the steps that you described unconsciously. I probably wouldn't follow them from a list, because lists are constraining, and I've never been able to stick to them.
Me neither, I just had to write it in detail to have some substance in it.
 

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I solve problems using the Jump To Conclusions mat. You lay it on the floor and you 'jump' to conclusions!

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