Green Light Thinking
Create an imaginary person
Sir Bernard Ingham
Snakes and ladders
Forced Combinations ( a matrix for naming a building)
Forced Combinations (listing of attributes)
Advantages and Disadvantages of the technique
Random-word technique
3.24M
Category: psychologypsychology

Green Light Thinking

1. Green Light Thinking

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Green Light Thinking
Marina Efremova

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Suggested Techniques for Stimulating Ideas
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BET
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THE CREATIVE RANGE
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OPTION
Marina Efremova

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Suggested Techniques for Stimulating Ideas
Marina Efremova

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Suggested Techniques for Stimulating Ideas
Marina Efremova

6. Create an imaginary person

Create an
imaginary
person, possibly
based on
someone in real
life
Martynova E.

7. Sir Bernard Ingham

‘I have to tell you that
is not the first topic of
conversation in the
“Two Ferrets” at
Hebden Bridge.’
Martynova E.

8. Snakes and ladders

‘What could I do to make
the snakes smaller so as
to limit their ability to
stop me reaching my
goal?’
Martynova E.

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Forced Combinations ( a matrix for a photocall)
Filatova A.

10. Forced Combinations ( a matrix for naming a building)

11. Forced Combinations (listing of attributes)

12. Advantages and Disadvantages of the technique

It is not suitable if there is only one
solution
If there is a particular issue to spend
time on
Extremely useful for photocalls
Generates
a large number of
permutations I a very short period of
time
Creates
new relationships
different elements
of

13. Random-word technique

CHOOSING A WORD AT
RANDOM
Example:
Chosen word – Serbia
Ideas – ‘Strategic strike on
heart disease’, ‘War on heart
disease’

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