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Four Steps To Practise CPS: 1. Formulate Questions

Four Steps To Practise CPS: 1. Formulate Questions

The first step is to understand what the problem is. By turning the problem into a set of questions, you can explore the issue properly and fully grasp the situation, obstacles, and opportunities. This is also the time to gather facts and the opinions of others, if relevant to the problem at hand.

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