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She imagined that some key constraints were removed.

She revised the initial problem statement.

She worked backwards from the ultimate goal.

She explored potential causes of the problem.

Angela and Glenn are deciding if they should get married. Their biggest point of contention by far is over money. Angela believes strongly that the right way to handle family finances is to save as much as possible for the future. Glenn, however, has no problem spending freely, using credit cards, and borrowing for lifestyle. As Angela is considering whether or not to marry Glenn, which of the following questions would help her to evaluate the problem of finances?

		Would marrying Glenn make me happy?
		If we want to have children together, which is the best decision to make?
		Does marrying Glenn fit with my personal financial values?
		What are the short-term gains of marrying Glenn?