In Divergent Thinking, Thought Is Limited to Present Facts; the Problem

question 93

True/False

In divergent thinking, thought is limited to present facts; the problem solver narrows his or her thinking to find the best solution, whereas, in convergent thinking, the problem solver associates freely to the elements of the problem, allowing "leads" to run a nearly limitless course.

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Definitions:

Gender Differences

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