PROBLEM SOLVING WORKSHEET

Many thanks to Michele Mulholland, for creating and shareing this worksheet with us. I really liked the concept of this worksheet and am going to try putting it to use with my teenager. She's currently "doing time" in her room for not listening and general bad behavior. My plan is to print out a couple of copies of this worksheet, fill in the problem for her and allow her to fill in the rest of it. If nothing else, perhaps it will give me an idea of how her mind is working and what she sees as the issue or lack of one. To print this worksheet, go to the file option on your tool bar and press print or, if you like, copy and paste the worksheet into your word program and save the file for future use. Let me know how you like the worksheet and how you used it and if you found it helpful. You can write me at Contact Us

PROBLEM SOLVING WORKSHEET

What is the problem? ___________________________________________________

What may have caused the problem? _____________________________________

List 3 possible solutions.
1. __________________________________________________________________________________

2. __________________________________________________________________________________

3. __________________________________________________________________________________

What are the positive outcomes of option 1?

__________________________________________________________________

What are the negative outcomes of option 1?

_____________________________________________________________________

How do you feel about this option now?

________________________________________________________________________

What are the positive outcomes of option 2?

____________________________________________________________________

What are the negative outcomes of option 2?

_____________________________________________________________________

How do you feel about this option now?

________________________________________________________________________

What are the positive outcomes of option 3?

____________________________________________________________________

What are the negative outcomes of option 3?

_____________________________________________________________________

How do you feel about this option now?

________________________________________________________________________

What is your solution? ___________________________________________________

IF YOU HAVEN'T FOUND A SOLUTION, THEN GRAB ANOTHER WORKSHEET AND START OVER.

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	PROBLEM SOLVING WORKSHEET Many thanks to Michele Mulholland, for creating and shareing this worksheet with us. I really liked the concept of this worksheet and am going to try putting it to use with my teenager. She's currently "doing time" in her room for not listening and general bad behavior. My plan is to print out a couple of copies of this worksheet, fill in the problem for her and allow her to fill in the rest of it. If nothing else, perhaps it will give me an idea of how her mind is working and what she sees as the issue or lack of one. To print this worksheet, go to the file option on your tool bar and press print or, if you like, copy and paste the worksheet into your word program and save the file for future use. Let me know how you like the worksheet and how you used it and if you found it helpful. You can write me at Contact Us PROBLEM SOLVING WORKSHEET What is the problem? ___________________________________________________ What may have caused the problem? _____________________________________ List 3 possible solutions. 1. __________________________________________________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________________________________________________ What are the positive outcomes of option 1? __________________________________________________________________ What are the negative outcomes of option 1? _____________________________________________________________________ How do you feel about this option now? ________________________________________________________________________ What are the positive outcomes of option 2? ____________________________________________________________________ What are the negative outcomes of option 2? _____________________________________________________________________ How do you feel about this option now? ________________________________________________________________________ What are the positive outcomes of option 3? ____________________________________________________________________ What are the negative outcomes of option 3? _____________________________________________________________________ How do you feel about this option now? ________________________________________________________________________ What is your solution? ___________________________________________________ IF YOU HAVEN'T FOUND A SOLUTION, THEN GRAB ANOTHER WORKSHEET AND START OVER.
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