Problem Solving provides students with a general approach and strategies to solve problems in real life. The text is easy to read and geared mainly for students who dislike math. Problems throughout the book range from easy to difficult, and require minimal mathematical experience. While possessing knowledge is one important requirement to solving problems, there are many others. Problem Solving focuses on providing strategies to help students become proactive, successful, and confident problem solvers.Chapter 1 The Problem-Solving Enterprise Chapter 2 Problem Solving: Five Easy Pieces Chapter 3 Be Proactive Chapter 4 See It Chapter 5 Simplify It Chapter 6 Stir It Up Chapter 7 Pause and Reflect Chapter 8 Interpersonal Problems Chapter 9 Communication Chapter 10 Stretches Chapter 11 Projects Bibliography