Divergent thinking

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The problem solving process involves "defining the problem, generating solutions, evaluating options, and implementing a solution."[1]

Divergent thinking is a "thought process used to generate multiple, diverse ideas in response to a problem or question. It's a key component of creativity, often described as "thinking outside the box". It contrasts with convergent thinking, which focuses on finding a single, correct solution."[2]

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Statue of the creative Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci in Tuscany, Italy.

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