Morphological analysis (problem-solving)

Morphological analysis (problem-solving) is a way of breaking down a problem into smaller parts. You look at the details of the problem, or "morphology", and then use them to find a solution. For example, if you need to find the fastest route from one place to another, you would break the problem into smaller parts, like the length and number of roads between the two places, the speed limits, and the amount of traffic. Once you have broken down the problem into its smaller parts, you can then use that information to find the fastest route. So, morphological analysis (problem-solving) is a way of looking at a problem in detail and then using that detail to find a solution.