Provocation and Movement Technique

This technique is particularly helpful when the group is in danger of domination by certain participants, or when team members may hold back because of the group makeup. However, if you re looking for more outside-the-box ideas, other ideation techniques may be more powerful, such as Provocation and Movement (Technique 22) or Creative Challenge (Technique 15). 

When you re finished generating ideas, review the list. li you need additional ideas, repeat the steps with a different random stimulus. Or, try another idea generation technique such as Provocation and Movement (Technique 22). 

Solving Class 4 problems is what you do when you don t know what you re doing—basic research, where discoveries are made but the path to commercialization is unclear. As such they fall outside the scope of this book—although techniques like Biomimicry (Technique 26), Trend Prediction (Technique 14), Provocation and Movement (Technique 22) and Design of Experiments (Technique 50) can help the Class 4 problem solver. 

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