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.

Analyze the impact of post-war trials on the perception and prosecution of war crimes and human rights.

Understand the foundational research methods used in psychology.

Comprehend the distinctions between various research methods and their applications.

Recognize the limitations and advantages of each research method.

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