Which example shows that the student focused on the solution instead of the problem?

Correct answer: He identifies the difficult part and takes guidance from the teacher

Solution-focused behaviour begins by defining the difficult part clearly and then selecting a useful action, such as asking a teacher for guidance or trying a different strategy. Saying the subject is impossible, closing the book, or blaming friends expresses avoidance or externalisation. Option B does not deny the problem; it uses the problem’s details to plan improvement.