4 Why does the business have to ask permission from the people participating in the research? (Page 56 section 4) 5 What is Plagiarism and why is it problematic? (Page 56 section 4) Chapter 5: Creative Thinking 1 What is creative thinking? Formulate your own definition. (Page 58 section 1) 2 Name the 3P’s of the 3P model of Creativity. (Page 59 section 2) 3 Which three factors characterise a creative person? Name and explain each. (Page 61 section 2.1) 4 The second P of the 3P model of Creativity is the Process. Complete the following diagram to illustrate the creative thinking process to generate a creative idea.. (Page 62 section 2.2) 5 List any three Creative thinking techniques that you are already familiar with. (Page 63 section 2.2) 6 The 5W and H Technique consists of five questions that start with a W and one question that starts with a H. List these questions. (Page 64 section A) 7 How can the Association technique lead to creative thinking? (Page 64 section B) 8 The 3rd P of the 3P creativity model is the Product. Name and explain five ways how one can come up with a new product as an entrepreneurial idea. (Page 66 section 2.3) 9 Once the entrepreneur has an idea to make it is prudent to think of a way to protect the idea from other people / businesses using it as their own. Explain the following routes the entrepreneur can follow to have his/her ideas protected: 9.1 Patents 9.2 Licencing “Know-how” 9.3 Trademark 9.4 Copyright (Page 67-68 section A-E) 10 Make six suggestions to consider to overcome a creative (Page 69 section 3) 11 What is the advantage and disadvantage when it comes to Indigenous Thinking to develop new ideas for an entrepreneurial venture? (Page 70 section 4) Give one word/phrase for each of the following: 12 The ability to use imagination to develop new and original ideas. (Page 58 paragraph 1) 13 Looking for answers to problems by looking at the problem from an unlikely angle. (Page 64 paragraph C)
4 Why does the business have to ask permission from the people participating in the research? (Page 56 section 4) 5 What is Plagiarism and why is it problematic? (Page 56 section 4) Chapter 5: Creative Thinking 1 What is creative thinking? Formulate your own definition. (Page 58 section 1) 2 Name the 3P’s of the 3P model of Creativity. (Page 59 section 2) 3 Which three factors characterise a creative person? Name and explain each. (Page 61 section 2.1) 4 The second P of the 3P model of Creativity is the Process. Complete the following diagram to illustrate the creative thinking process to generate a creative idea.. (Page 62 section 2.2) 5 List any three Creative thinking techniques that you are already familiar with. (Page 63 section 2.2) 6 The 5W and H Technique consists of five questions that start with a W and one question that starts with a H. List these questions. (Page 64 section A) 7 How can the Association technique lead to creative thinking? (Page 64 section B) 8 The 3rd P of the 3P creativity model is the Product. Name and explain five ways how one can come up with a new product as an entrepreneurial idea. (Page 66 section 2.3) 9 Once the entrepreneur has an idea to make it is prudent to think of a way to protect the idea from other people / businesses using it as their own. Explain the following routes the entrepreneur can follow to have his/her ideas protected: 9.1 Patents 9.2 Licencing “Know-how” 9.3 Trademark 9.4 Copyright (Page 67-68 section A-E) 10 Make six suggestions to consider to overcome a creative (Page 69 section 3) 11 What is the advantage and disadvantage when it comes to Indigenous Thinking to develop new ideas for an entrepreneurial venture? (Page 70 section 4) Give one word/phrase for each of the following: 12 The ability to use imagination to develop new and original ideas. (Page 58 paragraph 1) 13 Looking for answers to problems by looking at the problem from an unlikely angle. (Page 64 paragraph C)
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