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Johnstone, A. H. (1993). Introduction. In C. Wood R. Sleet (Eds.), Creative problem solving in chemistry (pp. iv-vi). London The Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Fogler, H.S. and LeBlanc, S.E., Strategies for Creative Problem Solving, Prentice Hall PTR, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey (1995)... 

Johnstone, A. H. In Creative Problem Solving in Chemistry Wood., C. Sleet, R., Eds. The Royal Society of Chemistry London, 1993 pp iv-vi. 

Rationale Behind the Creative Problem-Solving Study... 

For several reasons we chose to focus our efforts on creative problem solving. One was its obvious utility, an important consideration at that juncture because of the increasing pressure for stricter regulation of the psychedelics by those who doubted that they were good for anything at all. Another... 

Fadiman, J., Harman, W. W., McKim, R. H., Mogar, R. E., and Stolaroff, M. J. Psychedelic Agents in Creative Problem Solving. San Francisco Institute for Psychedelic Research of San Francisco State College, 1965. 

In the last decade, further research and anecdotal evidence have accumulated to suggest that the mental effects of ketamine can be grouped into six broad categories (1) dissociation, resulting in an almost totally dispassionate perspective, and classic dissociative phenomena such as "out-of-body," "astral travel," and "near-death"-type experiences (2) entry into "information networks" in a kind of "cyberspace" specific to this compound (3) contact with and participation in "alternative realities" (4) communication with "extraterrestrials" or "disembodied entities" (5) Tantra-like enhancement of sexual activity and (6) assistance in personal and creative problem solving. 

Generally speaking, the psychedelics considered in this volume touch a spiritual core in their users, have exhibited physical healing qualities, have been used ritualistically, facilitate creative problem-solving and change the... 

Fogler, H. S. and S. E. LeBlanc, Strategies far Creative Problem Solving (Upper Saddle River, N3 Prentice Hall, 1995). 

The radioactive effluent stream from a newly constraeted nuelear power plant must be made to conform with Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards. Students use chemical reaction engineering and creative problem solving to propose solutions for the treatment of the reactor effluent. Foeus problem analysis, safety, ethics. 

The goal is a win-win balance (not a lose-lose compromise) among competing forces. Moderation and patient creative problem solving are the keys. Regrettably, plants have been built that have so many safety interlocks, so much heat integration, and such extremely minimized inventory that... 

H. S. Fogler and S. LeBlanc, Strategies for Creative Problem Solving. Indianapolis, IN Prentice HaU PTR, 1994. Provides interesting examples and convenient summaries of key approaches to problem solving, including the approach of Kepner-Tregoe. 

Coming up with daily activities games, art projects, etc. Creativity, problem solving, persuasion Advertising... 

I am levelheaded, efficient, and I m very persistent. I think my greatest strength, however, is creative problem solving. I m good at looking at problems and thinking of ways to fix them. For instance,... 

The cause-and-effect diagram basically dissects a defect type into the associated causes. The causes can be further subdivided into additional groupings if the team believes such structure is necessary. Japanese-based tools such as the cause-and-effect diagram are useful for creative problem solving, and teams using such tools should be allowed flexibility in customizing tools for their specific needs. Example 4 presents the use of a cause-and-effect diagram. 

Pappas, J., Pappas E. (2003). Creative thinking, creative problem-solving and inventive design in the engineering curriculum A review. Proceedings of the 2003 American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference Exposition. 

HeUe, S. and Sun, R. 2010. Incubation, insight and creative problem solving A unified theory and a con-nectionist model. Psychological Review, 117 3. 

When Osborn studied human creativity, he was not only interested in the development of a universal method of creative problem solving he was also searching for all physical and social factors contributing to increased... 

Many organizations enhanced inclusion by creating cross-functional teams comprised of individuals from traditionally unlinked fields. This facilitated the team engaging in creative problem solving and new product generation that might not exist if business as usual was allowed to be the status quo. 

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