He emphasized intuition as a neglected but essential feature of productive thinking.
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In the late 1950s and 1960s, Crutchfield collaborated with several colleagues to develop a programme of automated instruction in productive thinking.
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Wertheimer's long-awaited book on mathematical problem-solving, " Productive Thinking, " was published posthumously in 1945 but K�hler was now left to guide the movement without his two long-time colleagues.
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Hurson developed a problem-solving technique known as the ThinkX Productive Thinking Model, a six-step process that builds on the Parnes Creative Problem Solving Process, combining it with more rigorous engineering-based techniques such as IDEF.
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The most productive thinking, says Broecker, happens when " you realize that something you've held as a truth is wrong, and therefore everything that depends on it unravels, so then you're in confusion and you start to rethink the problem ."
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Aside from two pupils, Julius Bahle ( a psychologist who applied Selz's psychology of productive thinking to the psychology of musical composition ) and Adriaan de Groot, Selz never founded a school and after 1933 his name disappears almost completely from the German psychological literature.
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These are the " candle problem " and " radiation problem " . [ 1 ] He published a number of well-regarded articles on the psychology of thinking, including " Zur Psychologie des produktiven Denkens " ( roughly translated : To the Psychology of Productive Thinking ) in 1935 . [ 3]
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Robert McKim in " Experiences in Visual Thinking " My greatest debt is to the late professor John E . Arnold, who not only suggested that I develop a visual-thinking course at Stanford ( a course that has been a major testing ground for this book ), but who also influenced me by his pioneering efforts to educate productive thinking .
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Moving into the 19th century, the objective of universities evolved from teaching the regurgitation of knowledge to encourag [ ing ] productive thinking . Two new university models, the German and the post-Revolutionary French Grandes �coles, arose and made an impact on established models such as the Russian and Britain-especially the newer foundations of University College London and King's College London.
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