Business Studies, asked by nehagaikwad9766, 16 hours ago

what is convergent thinking?​

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Answered by irenegraciasutanto
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convergent thinking is when you use your logic and memories

Explanation:

Usually the information is already in our head, we can just read it and usually in multiple choice questions, we know the answer or choose the answer that is the most logical....

Answered by Rinuagrawal777
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Explanation:

Convergent thinking is a term coined by joy paul guilford as the opposite of divergent thinking.

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