Divergent thinking, also known as "radiative thinking", "radiative thinking", "multi-directional thinking", "diffuse thinking" or "different thinking", refers to starting from a goal and following various different paths

Divergent thinking, also known as "radiation thinking", "radiation thinking", "multi-directional thinking", "diffusion thinking" or "different thinking", refers to the thinking of starting from a goal, thinking along various different paths, and exploring a variety of answers, as opposed to convergent thinking.

Many psychologists believe that divergent thinking is the most important feature of creative thinking and is one of the main indicators of creativity.

Divergent thinking embodies the fluency, flexibility, uniqueness, and multi-sensory nature of thinking, and is the response of things universally connected in the brain.

The famous German philosopher Hegel said: "Creative thinking requires a rich imagination." "To cultivate children's creativity, we must be good at capturing from life that can stimulate children's desire to create, provide them with a space and opportunity that can give full play to their imagination, so that they also have the opportunity to "whimsical" and be fascinated. #Learn a little psychology every day ##Number one weekly magazine # #教育听我说 #