Six thinking hats /
Published by : Penguin Books, (Australia :) Physical details: 177 p. : 18 cm. ISBN:9780141037554. Year: 2008 Item type:
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| 153.4 BAT Brain storming for creativity and innovation / | 153.4 BON Six thinking hats / | 153.4 BON Six thinking hats / | 153.4 BON Six thinking hats / | 153.4 BON Six thinking hats / | 153.4 KRI Surely, from the self is the true function of man / | 153.4 LIG Learning to think : |
"Thinking often proceeds as drift and waffle and reaction," writes de Bono. In this book, he presents a way to become a better thinker. He separates thinking into six distinct modes, identified with six colored "thinking hats": White: facts, figures, and objective information; Red: emotions and feelings; Black: logical negative thoughts; Yellow: positive constructive thoughts; Green: creativity and new ideas; and Blue: control of the other hats and thinking steps. "Putting on" a hat focuses thinking; "switching" hats redirects thinking. With the different parts of the thinking process defined, discussions can be better focused and more productive. Using real-life situations as examples, de Bono creates scenarios that show how the effective use of "thinking hats" can: focus thinking more clearly; lead to more creative thinking; and improve communication and thus decision-making.
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