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Problem-Solving
Problem-Solving
Retrograde Chess Problems
Lateral Thinking Problems
Einstein's Logic Problem The above model is
very useful when it comes to real-life problems; the sort of problems that
have many possible solutions. Certain problems really have a single solution
and therefore will yield to analysis (LO phase). The retrograde chess problems
below are designed to stimulate your ability to analyse problems logically. With many
problems, we tend to get stuck at the PO phase - we call this lack of
inspiration. Lateral thinking is a technique designed to help us improve
our ability to creatively access solutions we might normally discount as
possibilities - often because the possibility seems absurd. The lateral
thinking problems are designed to stimulate your ability to come up with
possibilities - there can be many different solutions but there will generally
be a single possibility that seems most plausible.
Problem-Solving
Retrograde Chess Problems
Lateral Thinking Problems
Einstein's Logic Problem
Problem Number 1
This is
an excellent problem for getting you started on Retrograde Analysis. Black moved last. What was Black's last move & what
was White's?
Problem Number 2
A bit
more of a traditional problem; however you do have to figure out who's move it
is This problem is a Checkmate-in-One.
Problem Number 3
What can
I say about this problem? I had it all set up on my chess board & worked
Problem-Solving
Retrograde Chess Problems
Lateral Thinking Problems
Einstein's Logic Problem
Test Your IQ
Problem Number 1 - Eggs
Problem Number 2 - Murder
Problem Number 3 - Lights
Problem Number 4 - Juice
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