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All Synectics sessions were — and still are — tape recorded . 10 By listening to
tapes of productive sessions it was possible to unmask recurrent conditions ,
states , and mechanisms which previously had gone unnoticed except in the
most ...
All Synectics sessions were — and still are — tape recorded . 10 By listening to
tapes of productive sessions it was possible to unmask recurrent conditions ,
states , and mechanisms which previously had gone unnoticed except in the
most ...
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Our technique used the tape recordings of sessions to teach people to look for
this pleasurable feeling in themselves ... During 1957 reviews of tapes , together
with closer observations and questions of individuals , suggested another pair of
...
Our technique used the tape recordings of sessions to teach people to look for
this pleasurable feeling in themselves ... During 1957 reviews of tapes , together
with closer observations and questions of individuals , suggested another pair of
...
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touch by auditing tapes. If the Synectors notice trouble they rejoin the group until
the emergency is over, then they return to their auditing role. Experts in various
technical fields, from inside the company and outside, participate when needed.
touch by auditing tapes. If the Synectors notice trouble they rejoin the group until
the emergency is over, then they return to their auditing role. Experts in various
technical fields, from inside the company and outside, participate when needed.
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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