Question

in the problem solving process, what can cause a problem to be difficult to identify or define?
the problem can be objective and fact - driven.
the problem can cause a neutral point of view.
the problem can be relevant to the overall issue.
the problem can be personal or emotional.

Explanation:

Personal or emotional problems are often subjective. Emotions can cloud judgment and make it hard to clearly see and define the problem. Objective, fact - driven problems (with clear data and logic) are easier to identify. A neutral point of view helps in problem - solving, not in making it difficult. A problem relevant to the overall issue is something that needs to be addressed but doesn't inherently make it hard to identify.

Answer:

The problem can be personal or emotional.