Systematic Thinking

What doesn't systematic thinking involve?

• focused on problem solving

• identifying patterns and relationships

• seeing the situation as a whole

• addressing each

  part of the situation

What isn't characteristic of systematic thinking?

• imaginary idea

• problems as opportunity

• big-picture perspectives

• better predict future

  outcomes

What is the benefit of the Six Hats Thinking Technique?

• Heightened productivity

• Separate ideas into

  different aspects

• Improved time management

• Identifying misinformation and unreliable sources

In the PDSA process, what does P stand for?

In the PDSA process, what does D stand for?

In the PDSA process, what does S stand for?

In the PDSA process, what does A stand for?

What systems do you think you are involved in? Draw a picture of yourself and the eco systems around you.

What are three key advantages of applying systematic thinking in everyday decision-making?

How does Systematic Thinking enhance decision-making?

• by relying on gut feelings

• by analyzing data thoroughly

• by avoiding complex problems

• by focusing on immediate results