Synectics: the development of creative capacity |
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These interviews at the most formal level consisted of asking the interviewee whether he had experienced the psychological states which the inventor in the above experiment had observed and described . Essentially there were two kinds ...
These interviews at the most formal level consisted of asking the interviewee whether he had experienced the psychological states which the inventor in the above experiment had observed and described . Essentially there were two kinds ...
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Therefore we like to interview such people if they can be identified . ... Because of the morale problem which can result from the attitude of personnel rejected after interviews by the Synectors , explaining the reason for the ...
Therefore we like to interview such people if they can be identified . ... Because of the morale problem which can result from the attitude of personnel rejected after interviews by the Synectors , explaining the reason for the ...
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( ii ) Attitude of Assistance : Because some characteristics of a candidate can't be identified from conversation alone , the interview includes taking a walk in the woods , inviting the candidate to participate in a project on the ...
( ii ) Attitude of Assistance : Because some characteristics of a candidate can't be identified from conversation alone , the interview includes taking a walk in the woods , inviting the candidate to participate in a project on the ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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