In a Decision-Making Process, Being Able to Generate Alternatives That

question 49

Multiple Choice

In a decision-making process, being able to generate alternatives that are innovative or different from what has been used before is called

• A) brainstorming.
• B) recency syndrome.
• C) creativity.
• D) bounded rationality.

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Definitions:

Elaborative Coding

A cognitive processing technique that involves making information more memorable by enriching it with meaningful associations.

Dual-Coding Theory

A cognitive theory proposing that information can be remembered visually and verbally for more effective recall.

Semantic Codes

Mental representations of knowledge stored according to meaning.

Visual Imagery

The mental visualization of scenes, objects, or events without the immediate input of sensory information, often used in psychological therapy and cognitive training.