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HA Luctures 4-6


HA Luctures 4-6Versión en línea Comprehension checking por Barasha Barasha 1 The two most important keywords for creative thinking are relevance and originality. Yes No 2 The value of a creative solution is considered unimportant by the speaker. Yes No 3 A creative thinker acts like a dictator, imposing a pre-conceived solution on a problem. Yes No 4 The main point of the puzzle analogy is that the obvious solution is usually the correct one. Yes No 5 The resistance to solving a problem, like during an exam, is an example of an internal barrier. Yes No 6 According to the speaker, engineers are among the most creative people in the world. Yes No 7 Peeter Valkonsky's translation project was completed quickly, in under a year. Yes No 8 Peeter Valkonsky translated ancient Armenian texts directly into Estonian because he was fluent in the language. Yes No 9 The winemaker's philosophy was to understand the grape and then help it do what it wants to do. Yes No 10 The Sony Walkman was immediately and universally recognized by managers as a guaranteed success. Yes No 11 Creative thinking involves strictly following established, past solutions to ensure reliability. Yes No 12 Archimedes' quote about moving a planet is used to illustrate the importance of having the right tools and leverage. Yes No 13 A creative thinker spends most of their time actively implementing a solution rather than preparing the problem. Yes No 14 The speaker believes that not every problem is solvable, even if posed correctly. Yes No 15 The speaker uses the analogy of painting a house to show that preparation is a minor part of the creative process. Yes No 16 IBM's Thomas Watson correctly predicted the massive future success of the personal computer. Yes No 17 The speaker states that our built-in mental framework from hard skill learning is a bias that needs to be broken. Yes No 18 According to the speaker, assuming you know the solution ahead of time is beneficial for creative thinking. Yes No 19 "Hybrid thinking" refers to engaging both the left and right sides of the brain more equally. Yes No 20 In the SEALs tower exercise, the participants knew the tower was filled with water before they jumped. Yes No 21 The speaker uses the word "crazy" as a negative term to describe unproductive thinkers. Yes No 22 Creative thinkers are characterized by their fearlessness in the face of ambiguity and the unknown. Yes No 23 Creative thinking involves looking for new perspectives and untethering from the past. Yes No 24 The Sony Walkman was innovative because it allowed people to listen to music privately in public spaces. Yes No 25 The fundamental essence of creative thinking is helping the solution present itself, not imposing one. Yes No 26 The SEALs training example was used to illustrate the concept of "fear of the unknown." Yes No 27 Bill Gates benefited financially because he thought more creatively about the potential of the PC than IBM did. Yes No 28 The Sony Walkman case study is no longer used in business schools today. Yes No 29 The single biggest barrier to problem-solving is a lack of financial resources. Yes No 30 Peeter Valkonsky used multiple existing translations in languages he understood to create his Estonian version. Yes No

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HA Luctures 4-6Versión en línea

por Barasha Barasha

The two most important keywords for creative thinking are relevance and originality.

The value of a creative solution is considered unimportant by the speaker.

A creative thinker acts like a dictator, imposing a pre-conceived solution on a problem.

The main point of the puzzle analogy is that the obvious solution is usually the correct one.

The resistance to solving a problem, like during an exam, is an example of an internal barrier.

According to the speaker, engineers are among the most creative people in the world.

Peeter Valkonsky's translation project was completed quickly, in under a year.

Peeter Valkonsky translated ancient Armenian texts directly into Estonian because he was fluent in the language.

The winemaker's philosophy was to understand the grape and then help it do what it wants to do.

The Sony Walkman was immediately and universally recognized by managers as a guaranteed success.

Creative thinking involves strictly following established, past solutions to ensure reliability.

Archimedes' quote about moving a planet is used to illustrate the importance of having the right tools and leverage.

A creative thinker spends most of their time actively implementing a solution rather than preparing the problem.

The speaker believes that not every problem is solvable, even if posed correctly.

The speaker uses the analogy of painting a house to show that preparation is a minor part of the creative process.

IBM's Thomas Watson correctly predicted the massive future success of the personal computer.

The speaker states that our built-in mental framework from hard skill learning is a bias that needs to be broken.

According to the speaker, assuming you know the solution ahead of time is beneficial for creative thinking.

"Hybrid thinking" refers to engaging both the left and right sides of the brain more equally.

In the SEALs tower exercise, the participants knew the tower was filled with water before they jumped.

The speaker uses the word "crazy" as a negative term to describe unproductive thinkers.

Creative thinkers are characterized by their fearlessness in the face of ambiguity and the unknown.

Creative thinking involves looking for new perspectives and untethering from the past.

The Sony Walkman was innovative because it allowed people to listen to music privately in public spaces.

The fundamental essence of creative thinking is helping the solution present itself, not imposing one.

The SEALs training example was used to illustrate the concept of "fear of the unknown."

Bill Gates benefited financially because he thought more creatively about the potential of the PC than IBM did.

The Sony Walkman case study is no longer used in business schools today.

The single biggest barrier to problem-solving is a lack of financial resources.

Peeter Valkonsky used multiple existing translations in languages he understood to create his Estonian version.