Which of the following is not part of a typical problem-solving model?

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Complaints about the problem are not typically included in a problem-solving model. The other options (identification of the problem, assessment of the problem, correction of the problem, and monitoring effectiveness of the solution) are all common steps in a problem-solving process. Complaints about the problem may be considered during the identification and assessment stages, but they are not a separate stage in the model.

Which of the Following Is Not Part of a Typical