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,Some of the typical characteristics of difficult problems are as given below:
#Intransparency (lack of clarity of the situation) No Clear Goal Views
1) Commencement opacity. No Clear Starting View (confusion regarding how to start stating the problem)
2) Continuation opacity (Continuing confusion in regard to the problem as there is no clarity) Continue Run Issue

#Polytely (The problem has multiple goals and so reaching and selecting a particular goal is difficult) Open Mindless at Goal
Inexpressiveness (inability to express the problem clearly)
2) Opposition • Transience (the problem keeps changing)

#Complexity (The problem is in large numbers of items, too many interrelationships and decisions)
1) Enumerability (It is not possible to list it or quantify it)
2) Connectivity (There are hierarchy of problems in relation to relationship, communication and allocation )
3) Heterogeneity (The problem is not homogeneous and so difficult to handle)

#Dynamics (time considerations) Time Factors Influencing Parts
1) Temporal constraints (There is limitation to time factor as it has to be got done within a time period)
2) Temporal sensitivity (The problem is influenced and affected by time factor)
3) Phase effects ( There are changes in different phases of the problem and these affect the problem from being solved)
4) Dynamic unpredictability (The problem is complex and consists of high degree of unpredictability)




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