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Brainstorminga creativity and problem-solving technique that involves the spontaneous generation of as wide a spectrum of ideas as possible.
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BrainstormingA stage used in the design and problem-solving process to generate a number and variety of ideas in a noncritical atmosphere.
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BrainstormingBrainstorming is an activity used to generate many creative ideas that have no right or wrong answers and are accepted without criticism. Effective brainstorming is characterized by fluency and flexib [..]
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BrainstormingA technique teams use to generate ideas on a particular subject. Each person on the team is asked to think creatively and write down as many ideas as possible. The ideas are not discussed or reviewed [..]
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BrainstormingProblem solving in small groups, contributing ideas and developing creativity.
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BrainstormingA group method of problem solving, used in product concept generation. It is sometimes thought to be an open, free-wheeling idea session, but more correctly is a specific procedure developed by Alex Osborn, with precise rules of session conduct. Now it has many modifications in format of use, each variation with its own name.
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BrainstormingA technique to develop alternative solutions through an unrestrained exchange of ideas. [D03460]
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BrainstormingBrainstorming is a colloquial term for the submission and exploration of multiple ideas for solving a specific problem. Brainstorming can be done on an individual basis but if done with a group (such [..]
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BrainstormingTypically used in writing, but is any activity where individuals general ideas related to a topic or task; done in either groups or individually with no restriction on quality of ideas. Once ideas are [..]
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BrainstormingGroup technique use to generate ideas in a relaxed atmosphere, making the most of the creative capacity of the participants.
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BrainstormingA technique for generating ideas. Most effective when undertaken as a group activity
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BrainstormingA process for creating an expanded world of ideas and possibilities. Brianstorming is a divergent problem solving process that is intended to create a broad range of ideas that can then be refined by [..]
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BrainstormingBrainstorming is a problem-solving technique in which a group of people freely and spontaneously present their ideas, build upon each other's visions and intuitions, until something new and [..]
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BrainstormingBrainstorming is a group problem solving technique. People toss wild and crazy ideas out. Nobody is allowed to criticise any of the ideas no matter how silly they are. They are not intended as finishe [..]
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BrainstormingBrainstorming is a technique to encourage learners to produce ideas quickly without critical examination or evaluation. Example In pairs, you have two minutes to write down all the words you know about spiders.
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Brainstorming(n) a group problem-solving technique in which members spontaneously share ideas and solutions
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Brainstorminga joint approach to the generation of ideas where participants are encouraged to contribute in a spontaneous way. It can be used in problem-solving tasks or in any form of creative activity.
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BrainstormingA method to quickly generate ideas while postponing judgment. It spurs on creativity and provides good starting points for discussion.
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Brainstorming(Related keyword ideas, search trends) Google Insights for Search Google Trends Keyword Demand Prediction Keyword Mining and Discovery: (Mo [..]
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BrainstormingA method of generating ideas by free association of words and thoughts.
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Brainstorminggathering up many thoughts and ideas based on one subject
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BrainstormingGroup process where all ideas are accepted and recorded.
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BrainstormingA creative method of coming up with new ideas or solutions to a problem by generating a large number of ideas, without subjecting them (or the person who suggested the ideas) to critical evaluation. A [..]
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BrainstormingVigorous discussion to generate ideas in which all possibilities are considered. Widely used first step in generating solutions to problems.
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BrainstormingA group activity or creativity technique that can be used to generate and analyze ideas or to identify issues, risks, or even to determine solutions to problems.
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Brainstormingthe process preceding the writing of an essay when you decide on your topic, what you are going to write about, what your point is, etc.
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Brainstorming A technique for generating, refining and developing ideas that can be undertaken by individuals, but is more effective when undertaken by a group of people.
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Brainstorming
A method of problem solving in which members of a group contribute ideas spontaneously.
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BrainstormingA technique designed to foster group productivity by encouraging interacting group members to express their ideas in a noncritical fashion. [GB]
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Brainstormingbrainstorming sessions are meetings in which the advertising agency staff meet and share ideas with each other to come up with creative concepts.
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BrainstormingA confirmed process to creatively and efficiently generate a high volume of ideas through an approach that is [..]
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