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A process in which a group of individuals generate and state ideas, but in which the rules prohibit questioning, evaluating, or rejecting any ideas, even if they seem ridiculous is called:

  • A.delphi technique.
  • B.brainstorming.
  • C.nominal group technique
  • D.bounded rationality.

Answer: B

Correct answer: brainstorming.

Brainstorming separates generating ideas from judging them, and the prohibition on criticism is what makes it work: judgement suppresses the unconventional suggestion that might have led somewhere. Evaluation comes afterwards, as a distinct stage with its own rules.

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