Synectics: the development of creative capacityHarper, 1961 - 180 oldal |
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83. oldal
... continually enlarging Synectics effort , and group members must prepare themselves to act as Synectors for their company . Other- wise Synectics activity will require continuous assistance from out- side and it will never become a ...
... continually enlarging Synectics effort , and group members must prepare themselves to act as Synectors for their company . Other- wise Synectics activity will require continuous assistance from out- side and it will never become a ...
113. oldal
... continually pro- duces . It enables the child to move from the known into the un- known and to approach the comprehension of those higher levels of generality analogous to the generalizations which the nervous system synthesizes into ...
... continually pro- duces . It enables the child to move from the known into the un- known and to approach the comprehension of those higher levels of generality analogous to the generalizations which the nervous system synthesizes into ...
143. oldal
... continually ; they become addicted to re - evoking Hedonic Response . Closely allied with the energy - release resulting from the feeling of right direction is the energy released when individual or group achieves a close empathic ...
... continually ; they become addicted to re - evoking Hedonic Response . Closely allied with the energy - release resulting from the feeling of right direction is the energy released when individual or group achieves a close empathic ...
Tartalomjegyzék
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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