Thinking Outside the Box, or "Around" a Problem, Is Called

question 30

Multiple Choice

Thinking outside the box, or "around" a problem, is called __________.

• A) vertical thinking
• B) lateral thinking
• C) creative thinking
• D) synergy

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Definitions:

Brain Structures

The physical configurations and parts of the brain, each serving different functions vital for human life and behavior.

Problem Drinking

The consumption of alcohol that leads to health problems, legal problems, or difficulties in relationships, work, or everyday activities.

Older Persons

Refers to individuals who are in the later stages of their life, often defined by the World Health Organization as persons aged 65 years and above.

Mental Hospitals

Institutions specialized in treating individuals with mental health disorders, offering both acute and long-term psychiatric care.