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:

Colonists

describes individuals who settle in territories often claimed or controlled by another country, usually in pursuit of economic opportunities and new lives, such as the settlers of the American continents by European powers.

Committees of Observation

Local groups established in the American colonies to enforce the boycotts imposed by the Continental Congress and to resist British policies leading up to the American Revolution.

Tactics

Specific actions, strategies, or maneuvers used to achieve a particular objective, often within a larger plan or strategy.

Effectiveness

The degree to which something is successful in producing a desired result or outcome, often used to evaluate strategies, tools, policies, or processes.