Problem Frames Approach - Recognized Problem Frames

Recognized Problem Frames

The first problem frames identified by Jackson included:

  1. required behavior
  2. commanded behavior
  3. information display
  4. simple workpieces
  5. transformation

Subsequently, other researchers have described or proposed additional problem frames.

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