Brainwriting is:
a. a first-step of the brain-storming process.
b. the simultaneous generation of written ideas.
c. a technique in which members rotate in and out of different groups.
d. acting out ideas in a group setting using props and so on.
Question 2
The empirical research on brainstorming has conducted decades of research comparing the performance of brainstorming teams with nominal groups. The major conclusion is that:
a. nominal groups excel over brainstorming teams in terms of quantity and quality.
b. brainstorming teams excel over nominal groups in terms of quantity and quality.
c. nominal groups excel in terms of quantity; brainstorming teams excel in terms of quality.
d. nominal groups excel in terms of quality; brainstorming teams excel in terms of quantity.
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