The Ideation Step in Design Thinking Involves

question 108

Multiple Choice

The ideation step in design thinking involves:

• A) accepting problems as they are delivered.
• B) defining problems by research and observation.
• C) visualizing and brainstorming potential solutions in collaboration with others.
• D) looking for
• E) Answers to assigned problems through standard procedures.
• F) testing and modifying the potential solution over and over to achieve the best outcome.

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