Findings from the Brainstorming Literature Suggest That

question 30

Multiple Choice

Findings from the brainstorming literature suggest that

• A) Nominal brainstorming is better than regular brainstorming
• B) Brainstorming has few if any drawbacks
• C) Brainstorming has been extensively studied in the social services
• D) Members of brainstorming groups say that communication can be confusing because so many ideas are generated

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Definitions:

Ownership

Refers to the legal rights and responsibilities associated with possessing an asset or property.

Innovative Ideas

Novel or creative concepts that propose a new method, solution, or product, often aiming to improve efficiency, effectiveness, or outcomes.

Time-Bound Guidelines

Rules or recommendations that are designed to be followed or achieved within a specific timeframe.

A-E-I-O-U Model

A model (way) to communicate concerns and offer alternatives. The steps outlined in the model are (A)—Assume the other members mean well; (E)—Express your feelings; (I)—Identify what you want to happen; (O)—Outcomes you expect are made clear; and (U)—Understanding on a mutual basis is achieved.