The document outlines an approach called "Descriptive-Prescriptive" for better problem solving. It involves first describing a problem by connecting elements and details to understand it fully ("Analysis"), then prescribing rules and conditions to formulate a solution ("Synthesis"). This approach can be applied to test baselining, strategy formulation, test design, and reporting. Diagrams and examples are provided to illustrate applying description and prescription at different stages. The approach forms the basis of a personal test methodology called HBT, which uses six stages and eight disciplines of thinking.