What is the correct meaning of movement problem-solving in physical education?

Correct answer: Finding solutions by using the body, technique and strategy during an activity

The governing concept is applied movement intelligence: a performer observes a task, selects an appropriate technique, adapts body movement and chooses a strategy to solve a motor challenge. Option A is correct because it integrates thinking with physical execution, such as changing footwork to maintain balance or finding space in a game. B is not movement practice, C prevents action, and D lacks purposeful decision-making.