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INGLÉS AVANZADO I U3 Creativity Thinkers QuizOnline version Assess different thinking styles. by Victoria Villa 1 Question 1: According to the video, which of the following options best describes a lateral thinker? a A) They think outside the box and generate new ideas instead of working with what is already familiar. b D) They map out corporate structures to understand how everything relates. c C) They create physical products that are designed purely to please human senses. d B) They focus heavily on a single, definitive solution to solve a complex problem. 2 Question 2: How is the unique process of an inspirational thinker characterized? a C) They love brainstorming an extensive list of risks and alternatives. b B) Their ideas are spontaneous, quick, and seem to come out of nowhere. c D) They build structured frameworks and operations guidelines for companies. d A) They systematically work through a step-by-step checklist to find answers. 3 Question 3: American psychologist JP Guilford coined the term "Divergent Thinking." What does a divergent thinker do differently than a convergent thinker? a C) They avoid risk entirely to protect traditional and familiar workflows. b B) They use a flexible approach where many solutions and alternative options are explored. c A) They strictly concentrate on only one idea or single solution. d D) They focus on designing aesthetic tempos and melodies. 4 Question 4: Why is a systemic thinker often labeled a "managerial genius" in a corporate setting? a B) Because they rely heavily on sudden, random dreams to make executive choices. b D) Because they immediately discard organizational rules to try completely unproven patterns. c A) Because they write artistic plotlines and create musical harmony. d C) Because they excel at understanding relationships within a system and organizing clear rules for operations. 5 Question 5: Aesthetic thinking is not just for painters. According to the video, which group of professionals also falls under this category when creating unique formulas or plotlines? a D) Risk analysts and venture capitalists. b C) Writers, scientists, and mathematicians. c A) Corporate executives, HR managers, and legal advisors. d B) Inventors, patent lawyers, and historical researchers. 6 Question 6: If a company needs someone to completely reinvent an old product from scratch by leaving tradition behind, and someone else to organize the factory rules to manufacture it smoothly, which two thinkers do they need? a B) A Lateral Thinker and a Systemic Thinker. b D) A Convergent Thinker and an Aesthetic Thinker. c C) A Divergent Thinker and an Inspirational Thinker. d A) An Inspirational Thinker and an Aesthetic Thinker. 7 Question 7: The video mentions that creativity is measured in many unique ways, working differently for everyone. What psychological framework is this compared to at the beginning of the video? a B) Edward de Bono's Six Thinking Hats. b C) Howard Gardners Multiple Intelligence Theory. c D) JP Guilfords Convergent Structure of Intellect. d A) Sigmund Freuds Psychoanalytic Theory. 8 Question 8: According to the video conclusion, which types of creators working behind the scenes at "Psych2Go" are explicitly identified as Aesthetic Thinkers? a B) The data analysts, focus groups, and research publishers. b D) The software engineers and system administrators. c A) The accounting team, human resources, and business managers. d C) The animators, scriptwriters, and narrators.

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INGLÉS AVANZADO I U3 Creativity Thinkers QuizOnline version

by Victoria Villa

Question 1: According to the video, which of the following options best describes a lateral thinker?

Question 2: How is the unique process of an inspirational thinker characterized?

Question 3: American psychologist JP Guilford coined the term "Divergent Thinking." What does a divergent thinker do differently than a convergent thinker?

Question 4: Why is a systemic thinker often labeled a "managerial genius" in a corporate setting?

Question 5: Aesthetic thinking is not just for painters. According to the video, which group of professionals also falls under this category when creating unique formulas or plotlines?

Question 6: If a company needs someone to completely reinvent an old product from scratch by leaving tradition behind, and someone else to organize the factory rules to manufacture it smoothly, which two thinkers do they need?

Question 7: The video mentions that creativity is measured in many unique ways, working differently for everyone. What psychological framework is this compared to at the beginning of the video?

Question 8: According to the video conclusion, which types of creators working behind the scenes at "Psych2Go" are explicitly identified as Aesthetic Thinkers?