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Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity — Concept Maps

ICSE · Class 11 · Psychology

4 concept maps of Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity for ICSE Class 11 Psychology, each also written out as a text outline.

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4 Concept Maps

Chapter Overview: Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity

Chapter Overview: Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity

The map in words

  • Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity
    • Thinking
      • Nature of Thinking
        • Cognitive Process
        • Uses Symbols and Images
        • Language Dependent
      • Elements
        • Image
          • Visual
          • Auditory
          • Olfactory
          • Kinesthetic
        • Language
          • Sound
          • Syntax
          • Semantics
        • Concept
          • Simple
          • Complex
          • Natural
          • Artificial
      • Types
        • Convergent
        • Divergent
        • Creative
        • Goal Oriented
        • Aimless
    • Reasoning
      • Types
        • Inductive
        • Deductive
      • Common Errors
        • Faulty Premises
        • Biases
        • Hindsight Error
        • Rationalisation
        • Fallacy of Single Cause
      • Improving Reasoning
        • Avoiding Errors
        • Examining Assumptions
        • Guarding Against Emotion
    • Decision Making
      • 7 Steps
        • Identify Problem
        • Gather Information
        • Identify Options
        • Weigh Options
        • Choose Alternative
        • Commit to Decision
        • Review Consequences
    • Problem Solving
      • Strategies
        • Trial and Error
        • Algorithm
        • Heuristics
        • Means End Analysis
        • Analogy
        • Optimum Expected Utility
      • IDEAL Model
      • Psychological Factors
        • Mental Set
        • Functional Fixedness
    • Creative Thinking
      • Components
        • Intellectual
        • Motivational
        • Emotional
      • Stages
        • Preparation
        • Incubation
        • Illumination
        • Verification
      • How to Encourage
        • Knowledge and Experience
        • Independence and Autonomy
        • Curiosity
        • Positive Mood

Chapter Overview: Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity

Chapter Overview: Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity

The map in words

  • Thinking
    • Elements of Thinking
      • Image
        • Visual
        • Auditory
        • Olfactory
        • Kinesthetic
      • Language
        • Sound
        • Syntax
        • Semantics
      • Concept
        • Simple
        • Complex
        • Natural
        • Artificial
    • Types of Thinking
      • Convergent
      • Divergent
      • Creative
      • Goal Oriented
      • Aimless
    • Reasoning
      • Inductive
      • Deductive
      • Errors
        • Faulty Premises
        • Biases
        • Hindsight Error
        • Rationalisation
        • Fallacy of Single Cause
    • Decision Making
      • Seven Steps
      • Characteristics
    • Problem Solving
      • Steps IDEAL Model
      • Strategies
        • Trial and Error
        • Algorithm
        • Heuristics
        • Means End Analysis
        • Analogy
        • Optimum Expected Utility
    • Creative Thinking
      • Four Stages
      • Characteristics
      • How to Encourage

Mind map showing the three main elements of thinking and their components

Mind map showing the three main elements of thinking and their components

The map in words

  • Elements of Thinking
    • Image
      • Visual
      • Auditory
      • Olfactory
      • Kinesthetic
    • Language
      • Vocal Speech
      • Signs and Symbols
      • Written Form
    • Concept
      • Categories
      • Common Features
      • Organization

Thinking

Thinking

The map in words

  • Thinking
    • Nature of Thinking
    • Elements of Thinking
    • Language and Thought
    • Concept Formation
    • Types of Concept
    • Types of Thinking
    • Reasoning
    • Errors in Reasoning

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important topics in Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity for ICSE Class 11 Psychology?
Key topics in Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity include Nature of Thinking and Its Elements, Concept Formation and Types of Concepts, Types of Thinking, Reasoning, Types of Reasoning, and Errors in Reasoning. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
What do the concept maps for Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity connect: Chapter Overview: Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity; Chapter Overview: Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity for Class 11 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 45 practice questions on Thinking, Problem Solving and Creativity. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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