What Are the Two Key Stages of Innovation

question 29

Multiple Choice

What are the two key stages of innovation?

• A) To put a new product, process or service into use.
• B) To initially focus only on those ideas that will prove profitable.
• C) To make a startling, brand new discovery.
• D) To convert new knowledge into a new product, process or service.

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Definitions:

Learning Outcomes

Specific knowledge, skills, abilities, or attitudes that students are expected to achieve from a learning process.

Conditioning Theory

A psychological theory that involves learning associations between behaviors and their consequences through reinforcement or punishment.

Training Process

A systematic approach to developing and delivering instructional materials and activities to meet learners' needs and objectives.

Formal Processes

Established, recognized procedures and methods followed within an organization to accomplish tasks or achieve objectives.