The specific flowchart is a model for a general problem-solving process. It includes the following steps:

1. Start: The process starts with a defined problem or goal.
2. Identify potential solutions: Brainstorm and list possible solutions to the problem.
3. Evaluate solutions: Consider the feasibility, effectiveness, and efficiency of each solution.
4. Choose a solution: Select the solution that is most likely to succeed.
5. Implement the solution: Put the chosen solution into action.
6. Test the solution: See if the solution is effective in solving the problem.
7. Evaluate the results: If the solution was successful, the process ends. If not, go back to step 3 and evaluate other solutions.

This is a general model, and the specific steps involved in solving a particular problem may vary.