The Ideation Step in Design Thinking Involves

question 29

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 answers to assigned problems through standard procedures.
• E)testing and modifying the potential solution over and over to achieve the best outcome.

Explain the regulatory and transparency concerns related to earned-income activities and their implications for nonprofit accountability.

Articulate the role of fundraising and how it differs from earned-income strategies in supporting the mission of nonprofit organizations.

Understand the concept and significance of social capital in personal and professional contexts.

Distinguish between different types of social capital: bonds, bridges, and linkages.

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Definitions:

Long-Distance Phone Calls

Calls made over a large distance that can span different cities, states, or countries, typically involving higher costs.

Hybrid

An organism or object that is the result of combining different elements, species, or technologies to create something new or improved.

Electronic Records

Digital versions of patients' paper charts, also known as Electronic Health Records (EHRs), which can contain the medical and treatment history of patients.

Wireless Records

Digital medical or health records that can be accessed and transmitted wirelessly, enhancing the mobility and accessibility of patient data.