Design Thinking Quiz

When did academics and practitioners begin to examine the creative strategies employed by designers in the field of architecture?

• 1990s

• 1970s

• 1950s

• 1980s

Who introduced design as a 'way of thinking' in the 1970s?

• Brian Lawson

• Richard Buchanan

• Herbert A. Simon

• Nigel Cross

Which global design and innovation company introduced Design Thinking to the mainstream?

• Carnegie Mellon University

• Stanford

• Hasso Plattner Institute of Design

• IDEO

What is the first rule of business mentioned in the text?

• Design great products in terms of user-friendliness

• Focus on rapid prototyping

• Implement interdisciplinary collaboration

• Prioritize empathy in problem-solving

What is the stage where ideas are transformed into tangible concepts in Design Thinking?

• Consumer understanding

• Define problems

• Ideation

• Prototype

What is the future potential of Design Thinking in the field of education according to the text?

• Not applicable in traditional teaching methods

• Unlock new learning opportunities with innovative approaches

• Limited to STEM subjects

• Only for educational psychologists

Which century saw the rise of design schools and the birth of the modernist movement?

• 20th century

• 19th century

• 18th century

• 21st century

What is the mindset encouraged by Design Thinking according to the text?

• Strict adherence to rules

• Empathy, creativity, and innovation

• Individualistic problem-solving

• Rationality and logic

Who founded the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University, focusing on Design Thinking development?

• Richard Buchanan

• Herbert A. Simon

• David Kelley

• Nigel Cross

What is the final stage of Design Thinking where prototypes are tested with real users?

• Consumer understanding

• Testing

• Define problems

• Ideation