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Chapter 6

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

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1.

Which of the following aspects describe how mindfulness practice supports the diagnostic thinking?

a)

Limit the use of intuition in decision making.

b)

It allows you to carefully examine a situation, encouraging curiosity and the balance between logic and emotion.

c)

Minimizes the collection of objective and subjective data.

d)

Avoid making the diagnosis based on observations of sensations or emotions.

2.

What are the characteristics of the situation assessment in CPS?

a)

Comprehensive Data Collection

b)

Flexible Process

c)

Continuous Monitoring

3.

What is one of the main functions of diagnostic thinking?

a)

Implement solutions without prior analysis.

b)

Describe and identify relevant data.

c)

Ignore intuitive information.

d)

Avoid decision-making.

4.

What tools are des in divergent thinking to explore a situation from multiple angles?

a)

Hits technique and highlighting.

b)

If-Then process analysis

c)

The 5 Ws and 1 H and the Why diagram.

d)

The 4 I's (influence, imagination, interest and immediacy)

5.

What is the primary purpose of divergent thinking tools when assessing a situation?

a)

To get immediate and concrete answers.

b)

To generate and gather broad data from multiple perspectives.

c)

To reduce the amount of information for easier decision-making.

d)

To directly solve the identified problem.

6.

How is the “5 Ws and an H” technique used to gather data?

a)

By answering only the most relevant questions and skipping the rest.

b)

By applying one question at a time until information is exhausted.

c)

By using “why” questions to dig deeper into the problem’s causes.

d)

By adding the word “else” (who else, what else) to expand data collection in each category.

7.

What is the primary purpose of the "Hits" tool in convergent thinking?

a)

To generate as many ideas as possible.

b)

To analyze the root cause of a problem.

c)

To discard unnecessary data based on strict criteria.

d)

To select the most intriguing or relevant pieces of data.

8.

What is the final step in the "Highlighting" tool process?

a)

Label each cluster

b)

Select Hits

c)

roup similar Hits into clusters

d)

Eliminate unnecessary data

9.

What does the "I" stand for in the 4I’s model in decision-making?

a)

Intelligence 

b)

Imagination

c)

Information

d)

Interaction

10.


What is one of the primary functions of mindfulness in decision-making?

a)

To avoid technical errors  

b)

To simplify complex tasks  

c)

To generate more data for decision-making  

d)

To help recognize and use emotions in the process