Introduction Flashcards

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creative problem solving technique based on the principle of free association

no restriction to imagination

quantity > quality

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Intuitive Technique

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2
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combines diff seemingly unrelated items (intuitive technique)

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Synectics

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3
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generates new ideas by solving the problem in a riddle-like / puzzle-like technique (intuitive technique)

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Delphi Method

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4
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think about how you can make the problem worse (intuitive technique)

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Inversion

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5
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instead of a dictionary description, associate it w/ something else (intuitive technique)

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Description by association

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6
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creative problem solving technique based on the principle of splitting up the problem into sub problems, then solving one by one

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Logical or Systematic Technique

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Problem becomes more basic; split up into its elements (varied independently) (logical thinking)

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Morphology

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8
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systematically examines for possible adaptation (logical thinking)

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Bionics

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9
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think about what function it will perform (logical thinking)

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Functional Visualization

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10
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split into minute subproblems until the whole problem has become a network of interrelated problems

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Problem Area Analysis and Functional Analysis

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11
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make use of basic outline of the furniture as a grid

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Structural Form Development

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12
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make use of previous design as basis for improvement

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Morphological Form Development

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13
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variation on geometric forms as inspiration

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Geometric Form Development

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14
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Nature as inspiration

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Form Development based on Nature

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