The Type of Thinking That Explores New Options and Unconventional

question 105

Multiple Choice

The type of thinking that explores new options and unconventional solutions is called

• A) convergent thinking.
• B) divergent thinking.
• C) academic thinking.
• D) metacognitive thinking.

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Definitions:

Psychiatrists

Medical doctors specialized in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses and emotional disorders.

Duty To Warn

The ethical or legal obligation of an individual, often a professional, to disclose information to prevent harm to others, particularly in medical, therapeutic, and legal contexts.

Autonomy

The capacity to make an informed, uncoerced decision about one's own actions and life choices, often emphasized in ethical discussions about personal freedom and self-determination.

Genuine Deliberation

A thoughtful and sincere process of considering all aspects and implications of a decision or action, often emphasizing open and informed discussion.