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The main body of this research consisted of oscillating between gaining concrete
insight about the psychological mechanisms and testing the validity of these
mechanisms in problem - stating , problemsolving situations . The latest part of ...
The main body of this research consisted of oscillating between gaining concrete
insight about the psychological mechanisms and testing the validity of these
mechanisms in problem - stating , problemsolving situations . The latest part of ...
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But none of these was experiential or concrete enough for us . Therefore , we
developed our own approach based on the mechanisms of Synectics theory . We
devised an interview program based on searching for individuals who have
natural ...
But none of these was experiential or concrete enough for us . Therefore , we
developed our own approach based on the mechanisms of Synectics theory . We
devised an interview program based on searching for individuals who have
natural ...
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The commonplace of the past was organic and concrete ; the commonplace of
the present is synthetic and abstract . A horse , or cow , or a spider endures as a
species . Organic functions are unfinished , cyclical , and self - reproductive .
The commonplace of the past was organic and concrete ; the commonplace of
the present is synthetic and abstract . A horse , or cow , or a spider endures as a
species . Organic functions are unfinished , cyclical , and self - reproductive .
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Introduction | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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