Synectics: The Development of Creative CapacityHarper, 1961 - 180 oldal |
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78. oldal
... Synectors are present . When the use of mechanisms must be explained , two Synectors can act it out - one Synector would have to describe it abstractly . Also , two Synectors can transcend the authoritarianism associated with teach- ing ...
... Synectors are present . When the use of mechanisms must be explained , two Synectors can act it out - one Synector would have to describe it abstractly . Also , two Synectors can transcend the authoritarianism associated with teach- ing ...
81. oldal
... Synectors . Then the taped sessions are criticized by Synectors and group members so that errors in technique are revealed . There is no question about when a particular group is prepared to become integrated back into the parent client ...
... Synectors . Then the taped sessions are criticized by Synectors and group members so that errors in technique are revealed . There is no question about when a particular group is prepared to become integrated back into the parent client ...
82. oldal
... Synectors and the other three weeks at their regular jobs . At the end of the fourth month the prospective Synectics group presents to its management solu- tions to the problems chosen for it to work on . At the time of this ...
... Synectors and the other three weeks at their regular jobs . At the end of the fourth month the prospective Synectics group presents to its management solu- tions to the problems chosen for it to work on . At the time of this ...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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