Creative Problem-Solving Quiz

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Which individuals originally developed the creative problem-solving process?

  • Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla
  • John Smith and Jane Doe
  • Albert Einstein and Marie Curie
  • Alex Osborn and Sid Parnes (correct)

What is the main characteristic of a creative solution?

  • Being similar to prior solutions
  • Using only existing ideas
  • Being simple and non-creative (correct)
  • Being complex and difficult to understand

What are the two thinking styles involved in the creative problem-solving process?

  • Critical and creative thinking
  • Logical and analytical thinking
  • Divergent and convergent thinking (correct)
  • Intuitive and rational thinking

What is the first stage in the creative problem-solving process?

<p>Defining the problem (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When may the creative problem-solving process be abandoned?

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Flashcards

Creative Problem-Solving

The process of finding new and innovative solutions to problems.

Creative Solution

A solution that is original, effective, and practical.

Divergent Thinking

Generating multiple ideas and possibilities.

Convergent Thinking

Evaluating and selecting the best ideas.

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Defining the Problem

The first step of the creative problem-solving process.

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Study Notes

Creative Problem-Solving Process

  • The creative problem-solving process was originally developed by Alex Osborn and Sid Parnes.

Characteristics of Creative Solutions

  • A creative solution is characterized by its novelty, value, and relevance.

Thinking Styles

  • The creative problem-solving process involves two thinking styles: divergent thinking and convergent thinking.
  • Divergent thinking generates a wide range of ideas, while convergent thinking evaluates and selects the best ideas.

Stages of Creative Problem-Solving

  • The first stage in the creative problem-solving process is to clarify the problem.

Abandoning the Process

  • The creative problem-solving process may be abandoned when the problem is determined to be unsolvable or when the cost of solving the problem outweighs the potential benefits.

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