In convergent thinking one attempts toutilize deductive reasoning strategy to solve a problem work from the very specific to the very general in solving a problemnarrow down a list of possible alternatives to solve a problemexpand a list of possible alternatives to solve a problem
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When you try to narrow down a list of alternatives to arrive at a single correct answer, you engage in: A. convergent thinking. B. divergent thinking. C. creativity. D. insight.
When you try to narrow down a list of alternatives to arrive at a single correct answer, you engage in: A. convergent thinking. C. creativity. B. divergent thinking. D. insight.
Which of the following statements is true of convergent thinking? Group of answer choices It is best when a problem has only one right answer. It occurs during brainstorming. It produces many solutions to the same problem. It is usually avoided by creative people.
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