Six Thinking Hats

1.What is the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a)       A method for organizing your closet

• a)       A technique for brainstorming and decision-making

• b)      A way to categorize different types of hats

2. Who created the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) Edward de Bono

• b) Sigmund Freud

• c) Carl Jung

3. What is the purpose of the Blue Hat in the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) To generate creative ideas

• b) To provide a critical evaluation of ideas

• c) To facilitate the thinking process and manage the overall discussion

4. What is the purpose of the Yellow Hat in the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) To identify potential problems and issues

• b) To focus on the benefits and positive aspects of an idea

• c) To look at an idea from a neutral and objective perspective

5. What is the purpose of the Red Hat in the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) To focus on the emotions and feelings associated with an idea

• b) To provide a logical and analytical evaluation of an idea

• c) To consider the practical aspects of implementing an idea

6. What is the purpose of the Green Hat in the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) To provide a critical evaluation of an idea

• b) To focus on generating new ideas and possibilities

• c) To identify potential problems and issues

7. What is the purpose of the Black Hat in the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) To focus on the benefits and positive aspects of an idea

• b) To identify potential problems and issues

• c) To consider the practical aspects of implementing an idea

8. What is the purpose of the White Hat in the Six Thinking Hats technique?

• a) To focus on generating new ideas and possibilities

• b) To provide a critical evaluation of an idea

• c) To gather and analyze information related to an idea

9. How can the Six Thinking Hats technique be useful in decision-making?

• a) By helping to identify potential problems and issues

• b) By facilitating the exploration of different perspectives and ideas

• c) By providing a logical and analytical evaluation of an idea

10. True or False: The Six Thinking Hats technique can only be used in group settings.

• a) True

• b) False