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Simple, Complex, and Wicked Problems
The document discusses three types of problems: simple, complex, and wicked, as taught by Horst W.J. Rittel. Simple problems are clearly defined with consensus among stakeholders, complex problems lack initial clarity and require stakeholder agreement, while wicked problems cannot be defined clearly and involve competing perspectives. Strategies for addressing each type vary from straightforward solutions for simple problems to collaborative efforts for wicked problems.
