________ is the perceived difference between what is and what ought to be.
A) A problem
B) Egocentric thinking
C) Empathetic thinking
D) Cognition

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The perception of a difference between what is (current state) and what ought to be (desired state) is a fundamental characteristic of a problem. Egocentric and empathetic thinking refer to the individual's perspective and do not directly relate to problem-solving. Cognition is a broad term that encompasses all mental processes, including perception, attention, memory, and thought, which are involved in problem-solving but do not specifically address the perception of a problem.

________ Is the Perceived Difference Between What Is and What