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During a SCAMPER brainstorming meeting, what does the 'M' in SCAMPER stand for?
During a SCAMPER brainstorming meeting, what does the 'M' in SCAMPER stand for?
- Minimize
- Maximize
- Mimic
- Modify (correct)
What is the primary purpose of the SCAMPER technique?
What is the primary purpose of the SCAMPER technique?
- To maximize the use of resources
- To mimic existing ideas
- To eliminate traditional brainstorming methods
- To provide different thinking approaches to find innovative ideas and solutions (correct)
Which aspect does the 'S' in SCAMPER focus on?
Which aspect does the 'S' in SCAMPER focus on?
- Simplify
- Systemize
- Strengthen
- Substitute (correct)
Who introduced the SCAMPER technique?
Who introduced the SCAMPER technique?
'Put to another use' is associated with which letter in SCAMPER?
'Put to another use' is associated with which letter in SCAMPER?
What does the 'S' in SCAMPER stand for?
What does the 'S' in SCAMPER stand for?
Who first introduced the SCAMPER technique?
Who first introduced the SCAMPER technique?
Which of the following is not one of the techniques represented by the acronym SCAMPER?
Which of the following is not one of the techniques represented by the acronym SCAMPER?
What is the primary aim of the SCAMPER technique?
What is the primary aim of the SCAMPER technique?
'Put to another use' in SCAMPER focuses on:
'Put to another use' in SCAMPER focuses on:
Study Notes
SCAMPER Brainstorming Technique
- SCAMPER is a brainstorming technique used to generate new ideas
What SCAMPER Stands For
- S: Substitute
- C: Combine
- A: Adapt
- M: Modify
- P: Put to Another Use
- E: Eliminate
- R: Rearrange or Reverse
Purpose and Focus
- The primary purpose of SCAMPER is to generate new ideas
- The 'S' in SCAMPER focuses on finding substitutes for existing components
- 'Put to Another Use' is associated with the 'P' in SCAMPER
Origin
- The SCAMPER technique was introduced by Bob Eberle
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Test your knowledge of different creative thinking and problem-solving techniques such as SCAMPER, Hurson’s Productive Thinking Model, Reversed Brainstorming, Lego Serious Play, and Six Hats of Critical Thinking. Learn about these methods and how they can be applied to enhance creativity and innovation.
