Janusian thinking refers to the ability to cope with, and even welcome, conflicting ideas, paradoxes, ambiguity, and doubt. Which of the following techniques is a way to stimulate this type of thinking?
a. Quickly judging ideas upon their creation.
b. Asking questions with definitive answers.
c. Asking open-ended questions.
d. Thinking of ideas that are possible to execute.
Question 2
According to the empirical research on convergent and divergent thinking, which statement is true:
a. groups are better than individuals at convergent and divergent thinking.
b. individuals are better than groups at convergent and divergent thinking.
c. groups are better than individuals at convergent thinking; individuals are better at divergent thinking.
d. groups are better than individuals at divergent thinking; individuals are better at convergent thinking.
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