The much-trusted brainstorming exercises are not always the best route to generate unique ideas, says a study from Applied Cognitive Psychology.
Brainstorming sessions are what people, groups or organisations trust when they look for a fresh perspective on a project or need a solution to a problem. However, an upcoming study from Applied Cognitive Psychology suggests that this may not be the best resort.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
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