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divergent thinking
noun
- psychol thinking in an unusual and unstereotyped way, e.g. to generate several possible solutions to a problem Compare convergent thinking
Example Sentences
Some studies show that travelers have more creative success, and people who enjoy unfamiliar experiences perform better on divergent thinking tests, open-ended questions calling for numerous ideas.
In his class, they spend a lot of time talking about divergent thinking, about coming up with multiple solutions to a problem.
But they need them to be simultaneously individualistic, to fuel divergent thinking and creativity.
Three aspects of creative cognition are divergent thinking, conceptual expansion and overcoming knowledge constraints.
Diversity enhances creativity because it facilitates what scholars call divergent thinking – that is, the ability to consider issues from multiple perspectives.
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