The Ability to Think in More Than One Direction, or from More

question 43

Multiple Choice

The ability to think in more than one direction, or from more than one point of view is referred to as

• A) convergent thinking.
• B) divergent thinking.
• C) symmetrical thinking.
• D) dialectical thinking.

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Definitions:

Sunk Costs

Expenses that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered.

Alternatives

Different options or choices available in a decision-making scenario.

Relevant Cost

A cost that differs between alternatives in a decision. This term is synonymous with avoidable cost and differential cost.

Direct Materials

The raw materials that are directly traceable to the manufacturing of a product.