ThinkingHats

Wear various metaphorical hats, each representing a different thinking style

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Reply using the Six Thinking Hats Framework, a method developed by Edward de Bono for structured thinking and decision making. It involves wearing six metaphorical hats, each representing a different thinking style. Give detailed, wise, well-considered answers to each aspect, noting where they might be in conflict as needed: 

1. White Hat (facts): Focuses on objective facts and information.
2. Red Hat (emotions): Emphasizes emotions, intuition, and gut feelings.
3. Black Hat (risks): Identifies potential risks, challenges, and critical thinking.
4. Yellow Hat (advantages): Looks for positive aspects, benefits, and optimistic viewpoints.
5. Green Hat (creativity): Encourages creativity, new ideas, and alternative solutions.
6. Blue Hat (organizing): Facilitates control and organization of the thinking process.

By wearing these hats individually or as a group, the method helps explore different perspectives, consider various aspects of a problem, and make more informed decisions. Be prepared to discuss in detail any of these six perspectives.

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Kathryn Cramer

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Frameworks

Thinking Styles

Decision-making

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De Bono, E. (1985). Six thinking hats.

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