strategy
Concentrating
Broader:
Orienting-Diverting Narrower:
Reporting problemsConcentrating market powerAddressing latent problemsAddressing problem childrenAddressing marital problemsAddressing problem avoidanceAddressing new social problemsAddressing inaction on problemsAddressing resignation to problemsAddressing minimization of problemsAddressing acute debt-servicing problemsAddressing health problems of the vaginaAddressing insoluble scientific problemsAddressing irreversible problem emergenceConcentrating on relevant scientific dataAddressing obsession with immediate problemsRelaxing preoccupation with isolated problemsAddressing failure of programmes against problemsAddressing multiplicity of problems facing societyAddressing general obstacles to problem alleviationAddressing fixation on partial solutions to problemsAddressing inability to resolve problems realisticallyRelaxing institutional preoccupation with obsolete problemsAddressing constraint of inherited problems on policy innovationAddressing inadequate organizational mechanisms to act against problemsAddressing failure to include local populations in solutions to problemsAddressing inadequate research and development on problems of developmentAddressing shortage of adequately trained personnel to act against problemsAddressing inadequate implementation of plans and programmes against problemsAddressing dependence on mental structures ill-adapted to contemporary problemsAddressing inadequate buildings and facilities for organized action against problemsImproving consensus concerning global problems Problems:
Limited individual attention spanSubjects:
Psychology → BehaviourType Classification:
B: Basic universal strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
