1.) In order to arrive at a creative solution to a problem, it is often useful...
1.) In order to arrive at a creative solution to a problem, it is often useful to
a.) define the problem broadly and break mental sets
b.) get to the specifics of the problem quickly
c.) define the problem as narrowly as possible
d.) discard as many far-out suggestions as possible
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1)Answer - A
The creative solution to a problem requires finding a solution which is new and novel. The process starts with first defining the problem, and thinking in different ways to solve the problem. It involves breaking of mental sets, which means not to be fixed with conventional methods and ideas, instead thinking out of the box to come up with solution
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