“…Several previous studies have examined inquiry learning models that have an impact on science process skills (Budiyono & Hartini, 2016;Fitriyani, Haryani, & Susatyo, 2017;Metaputri, Margunayasa, Garminah, & Hum, 2016;Novitasari, Ilyas, & Amanah, 2017;Susilawati & Sridana, 2015;Suwandari, Taufik, & Rahayu, 2018;Tornee et al, 2019), critical thinking skills (Amijaya, Ramdani, & Merta, 2018;Nuriali, Busnawir, Samparadja, & Ili, 2019;Nurmayani & Doyan, 2018;Yeritia, Wahyudi, & Rahayu, 2017), creative thinking skills (Aftriani, Muntari, Haris, & Anwar, 2019;Ulandari, Putri, Ningsih, & Putra, 2019), scientific attitude (Tornee et al, 2019;Widani, Sudana, & Agustiana, 2019) and also problem-solving skills (Gillies, Nichols, & Burgh, 2011;Ratnaningrum et al, 2016;Sayyadi, Hidayat, & Muhardjito, 2016;Tornee et al, 2019). However, there are still few studies in Indonesia that examine the link between the guided inquiry learning model and problem-solving skills.…”