[Answered] The Red Hat in Edward DeBono's creativity model represents ________________

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The Red Hat in Edward DeBono's creativity model represents _________________.

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Question 2

International students often experience __________ their American counterparts.

A. less stress than
B. greater stress than
C. the same stress as
D. the same challenges as

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Reply #1 on: Jul 31, 2018

Answer to Question 1

emotion, the way one feels about something.

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B

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