The Nature of Human Intelligence¶
Guilford, J. P. (1967). The Nature of Human Intelligence. McGraw-Hill.
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Mechanisms¶
- Future Imagination Workshop
- The scaffold is what makes this repeatable rather than dependent on a naturally imaginative room — it operationalizes divergent thinking, the deliberate generation of many varied responses before any are judged.
This sourceDefines divergent production as generating multiple varied responses and distinguishes it from evaluative or convergent operations.
- The scaffold is what makes this repeatable rather than dependent on a naturally imaginative room — it operationalizes divergent thinking, the deliberate generation of many varied responses before any are judged.
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