Problem solvers differ from problem seekers as problem solvers:
A) actively process information and constantly look for problems to solve.
B) are willing to make decisions and try to solve problems, but only when forced by the situation.
C) anticipate performance threats and opportunities and take action to gain advantage.
D) are passive in information gathering, making decisions or dealing with problems.
E) ignore information that would otherwise signal the presence of a performance opportunity threat.

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Problem solvers are characterized by their willingness to make decisions and address problems, but typically they do so when prompted by specific situations or challenges, rather than constantly seeking out problems to solve on their own initiative.

Problem Solvers Differ from Problem Seekers as Problem Solvers