Learning the "Way Things Are Done" Is an Example Of

question 20

Multiple Choice

Learning the "way things are done" is an example of:

• A) convergent thinking and an important part of creativity.
• B) divergent thinking and an important part of creativity.
• C) a part of creativity involving discovery.
• D) a part of creativity involving process and discovery.

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Definitions:

Pareto Efficiency

A situation where resources are distributed in such a way that improving the condition of any one individual or meeting a preference more fully would result in detriment to at least one other individual or preference.

Socially Efficient

A situation where resources are allocated in the most effective manner, maximizing overall social welfare.

Overestimates

Assessments or calculations that exceed the actual value or amount of something.

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