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This document discusses lateral thinking and problem solving techniques. It defines lateral thinking as an indirect and creative approach to solving problems, as opposed to vertical thinking which follows a logical approach. Some lateral thinking tools discussed are random entry ideas, provocation ideas, and challenge ideas. The conclusion emphasizes thinking laterally and facing life's challenges with a positive attitude.
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The document discusses the concept of lateral thinking, which involves thinking creatively and unconventionally to solve problems. It provides the example of the "nine dots" puzzle, whose solution requires thinking outside the boundaries of the dots. Lateral thinking was promoted by management consultants in the 1970s-80s and involves techniques developed by Edward de Bono, such as the use of "po" which refers to provocative statements that move thinking in new directions. De Bono's "six thinking hats" method categorizes different types of thinking, such as facts, emotions, benefits, risks, and creativity. The document suggests lateral thinking could be applied in design and technology education to help students develop enhanced thinking skills.
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Lateral thinking is an indirect and creative approach to problem solving that involves thinking outside the box. It is used to generate novel ideas and new perspectives. The "Six Thinking Hats" technique developed by Edward de Bono uses six different perspectives (information, creativity, emotion, logic, caution, objectivity) to evaluate decisions. Lateral thinking and Six Thinking Hats can help businesses identify new opportunities, launch innovative products and services, optimize processes, and implement changes. They stimulate creativity and ensure a variety of perspectives are considered when addressing challenges.
Lateral thinking by edward de bono
Lateral thinking is a creative problem-solving technique that involves looking at problems or situations from new perspectives. It encourages moving away from traditional patterns of thinking and considering alternatives, even if they seem illogical at first. The key aspects of lateral thinking are that it generates new ideas rather than just analyzing existing ones, makes jumps in logic and associations instead of proceeding step-by-step, and does not require ideas to be fully correct from the start. Edward de Bono, who originated the concept in 1967, developed tools like brainstorming, provocation, and the use of "PO" (possibility operators) to help stimulate lateral thinking.
Lateral vs vertical thinking
1) Lateral thinking involves an indirect and creative approach to problem solving using reasoning that is not immediately obvious or obtainable through traditional logic alone.
2) Vertical thinking is a selective and sequential approach that moves in a linear fashion, with each step being precise, necessary, and logically correct.
3) While vertical thinking is useful for analysis and evaluation, lateral thinking is better for generating new ideas and solutions to intractable problems by considering unorthodox approaches and elements outside typical consideration.
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The document discusses the concept of lateral thinking, which involves thinking creatively and unconventionally to solve problems. It provides the example of the "nine dots" puzzle, whose solution requires thinking outside the boundaries of the dots. Lateral thinking was promoted by management consultants in the 1970s-80s and involves techniques developed by Edward de Bono, such as the use of "po" which refers to provocative statements that move thinking in new directions. De Bono's "six thinking hats" method categorizes different types of thinking, such as facts, emotions, benefits, risks, and creativity. The document suggests lateral thinking could be applied in design and technology education to help students develop enhanced thinking skills.
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Lateral thinking is an indirect and creative approach to problem solving that involves thinking outside the box. It is used to generate novel ideas and new perspectives. The "Six Thinking Hats" technique developed by Edward de Bono uses six different perspectives (information, creativity, emotion, logic, caution, objectivity) to evaluate decisions. Lateral thinking and Six Thinking Hats can help businesses identify new opportunities, launch innovative products and services, optimize processes, and implement changes. They stimulate creativity and ensure a variety of perspectives are considered when addressing challenges.
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Lateral thinking is a creative problem-solving technique that involves looking at problems or situations from new perspectives. It encourages moving away from traditional patterns of thinking and considering alternatives, even if they seem illogical at first. The key aspects of lateral thinking are that it generates new ideas rather than just analyzing existing ones, makes jumps in logic and associations instead of proceeding step-by-step, and does not require ideas to be fully correct from the start. Edward de Bono, who originated the concept in 1967, developed tools like brainstorming, provocation, and the use of "PO" (possibility operators) to help stimulate lateral thinking.
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1) Lateral thinking involves an indirect and creative approach to problem solving using reasoning that is not immediately obvious or obtainable through traditional logic alone.
2) Vertical thinking is a selective and sequential approach that moves in a linear fashion, with each step being precise, necessary, and logically correct.
3) While vertical thinking is useful for analysis and evaluation, lateral thinking is better for generating new ideas and solutions to intractable problems by considering unorthodox approaches and elements outside typical consideration.
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Divergent thinking involves starting from one point and generating many different ideas or possibilities, while convergent thinking seeks a single correct answer through logical reasoning. Creativity involves combining ideas in new ways to solve problems. Divergent thinking can be stimulated through techniques like brainstorming, journaling, free writing, and mind mapping to explore ideas from various perspectives.
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- 1. Productivity & Quality Management Guided By: Prof. Shamim Munshi Prof. Chaitali chandra
- 3. Introduction O Idea generation is a problem solving technique. Vertical Thinking V/s Lateral Thinking
- 4. Vertical Thinking Lateral Thinking It is known as Logical Thinking It is known as Sideways Thinking It carries a chosen idea forward It provokes fresh new ideas It tries to Overcome Problems It tries to pass problems creatively in radically different approach It is Selective It is Generative
- 6. Meaning of Lateral Thinking O It is a term coined by Edward de Bono, for the solution of problems through an indirect and creative approach. O British physician, author, inventor, and consultant. O “Lateral Thinking” which involves approaching problems from
- 7. Definition O “You cannot dig a hole in a different place by digging the same hole deeper”
- 9. Idea Generation Tools O Random Entry Idea O Provocation Idea O Challenge Idea
- 10. Lateral Thinking And Problem Solving O Problem Solving O Creative Problem Solving
- 14. Conclusion “Life is tough that’s a given when u stand up you will be push down, when you are down you will be knock down. But you get up just as fast as you can Think Laterally and face the challenges of life with a positive attitude”
- 15. Questions ? O Agar ek shaks banglore mei rehta hai toh kya usse mumbai mei dafna ya ja sakta hai ? O maa ka naam hai 62, beta ka naam hai 32, beti ka naam hai 22, toh baap ka kya naam hoga ? O Kaunsi aisi chiz hai is duniya mei jise jitna khichte hai choti hoti hai ?