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In solving a problem, we must first identify it and list possible solutions that would help us. However, we also must attach the possibilities of consequences that might occur by those solutions. Take a look at the practice of identifying a problem as well as the solutions and consequences below:

• Concern/ Problem: Anna is a student who is overweight, and her BMI reaches 35.
• Solution 1: Exercise routinely until Anna reaches her ideal weight as per her height.
• Positive consequence 1: Anna's BMI goes back to normal.
• Negative consequence 1: Anna has to adjust her school schedule and social life so that she can exercise at least everyday for 1 hour.
• Solution 2: Anna adjusts her diet and meal plan.
• Positive consequence 2: Anna will feel healthier and eventually loses weight.
• Negative consequence 2: Sometimes healthier meals cost more.
• Solution 3: Anna consumes slimming tea.
• Positive consequence 3: Anna rarely becomes hungry and so she eats less.
• Negative consequence 3: Slimming teas often are expensive.

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