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Bounded Ideation Theory: A New Model of the Relationship Between Ideaquantity and Idea-quality during Ideation
"... This paper presents Bounded Ideation Theory (BIT) to explain the relationship between the number-of-ideas and the number-of-good-ideas contributed during ideation. BIT posits that certain cognitive and physical boundaries cause the ideation function to be an inflected curve that transitions from a p ..."
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This paper presents Bounded Ideation Theory (BIT) to explain the relationship between the number-of-ideas and the number-of-good-ideas contributed during ideation. BIT posits that certain cognitive and physical boundaries cause the ideation function to be an inflected curve that transitions from a
Group Decis Negot (2008) 17:403–420 DOI 10.1007/s10726-008-9105-2 On The Relationship Between Idea-Quantity and Idea-Quality During Ideation
, 2008
"... Abstract A great deal of research has been conducted to develop methods and techniques to improve group ideation. Most of this research focuses on techniques for increasing the quantity of ideas generated during ideation; less attention has been given to the quality of the ideas produced. This focus ..."
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. This focus stems from the widely held quantity–quality conjecture, that, all else being equal, more ideas give rise to more good ideas. In this paper, we argue that cogni-tive inertia and scarcity of solution space may affect the relationship between idea-quantity and idea-quality as ideation proceeds
Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Semantic Adaptive Social Web (SASWeb 2011) co-located with the 19th User Modeling, Adaptation and
, 2011
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private and academic purposes. Re-publication of material from this volume requires permission by the copyright owners.
Internatio al Journal of n Business Science and Applied Management
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