The Cross-Stimulation Effect in Brainstorming Refers to

question 195

Multiple Choice

The cross-stimulation effect in brainstorming refers to

• A)inductive reasoning triggering deductive reasoning.
• B)a rigidity in problem solving caused by an inability to see new uses for familiar objects.
• C)the incubation stage of creative thinking.
• D)the tendency for one person's ideas to trigger another person's ideas.

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Definitions:

Filter Arrows

Icons or buttons typically found in table headers or pivot tables in spreadsheet software that allow users to filter or sort data based on the column content.

Filter Button

A tool in spreadsheet and database applications that allows users to sort data based on specified criteria, making it easier to find specific information.

Table Column Heading

The labeled part of a table that describes the content of the column beneath it in a structured data set.

Worksheet Range

A selection of cells extending across rows and columns in a spreadsheet program, identified by the cell references of the upper left and lower right corners.