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ELE 3010 QUIZ 2 FINAL PAPER 2026 SOLVED
QUESTIONS AND FULL SOLUTION UPDATED

◉ Reverse Brainstorming.
Answer: A group method for obtaining new ideas focusing on the
negative
- criticism is allowed
- care to maintain group's morale
- the process involves the identification of everything wrong with an
idea, followed by a discussion of ways to overcome these problems


◉ Gordon Method.
Answer: Method for developing new ideas when the individuals are
unaware of the problem


◉ Free Association.
Answer: developing a new idea through a chain of word associations


◉ Forced Relationships.
Answer: Developing a new idea by looking at product combinations


◉ 5 Step Process of Forced Relationships.

,Answer: 1. Isolate the elements of the problem
2. Find the relationship between these elements
3. Record the relationships in an orderly form
4. Analyze the resulting relationships to find ideas or patterns
5. Develop new ideas from these patterns


◉ Collective Notebook Method.
Answer: Developing a new idea by group members regularly
recording ideas
- use of a small notebook


◉ Big Dream Approach.
Answer: Developing a new idea by thinking without constraints
- every possibility recorded and investigated without considering
any negatives involved or the resources required


◉ Innovation.
Answer: The key to the economic development of any company,
region of a country, or the country itself


◉ Types of Innovation.
Answer: 1. breakthrough

, 2. technological
3. ordinary


◉ Breakthrough Innovation.
Answer: the most unique and often establish a platform on which
future innovations are developed
- Usually protected by strong patents, trade secrets, and/or
copyrights
- ex: airplane


◉ Technological Innovation.
Answer: occur more frequently than breakthrough and in general,
are not the same level as scientific discovery and advancement
- Offer advancements in the product/market area
- example: jet airplane


◉ Ordinary Innovation.
Answer: occurs most frequently and usually extend a product into a
better product
- Usually, come from market analysis
- example: spanx footless pantyhose


◉ New Product Classification.

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