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Analogy
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A figure of speech that uses something familiar to explain something less familiar. (p. 299)
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Brainsketching
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An idea-generation technique that involves sketching ideas on paper, followed by sharing with others. (p. 297)
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Brainstorming
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An idea-generation technique that involves group discussion aimed at generating as many ideas and solutions as possible. (p. 295)
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Brainwriting
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An idea-generation technique involving exchange of ideas on paper in a group setting. (p. 296)
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Closed-Ended Questions
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Questions that request a yes or a no. (p. 293)
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Commitment
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Acceptance of and motivation to support an idea or concept. (p. 313)
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Consensus
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General acceptance of (if not agreement with) a decision among all members of a group. (p. 303)
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Crowdsourcing
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A practice where organizations invite large groups of Internet users to generate and share ideas on their products and services. (p. 300)
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Delphi Method
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A structured method of decision making that engages panels of experts in multiple rounds of problem solving or forecasting. (p. 301)
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Directive Interview
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An interview that relies on yes–no or closed-ended questions. (p. 309)
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