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Chulkov V.O. Imitation of multiposical collective messaging in individual thinking. Russian journal of resources, conservation and recycling. 2019; 6(2). Available at: https://resources.today/PDF/02ECOR219.pdf (in Russian). DOI: 10.15862/02ECOR219

Imitation of multiposical collective messaging in individual thinking

Chulkov Vitaliy Olegovich
National research Moscow state building university, Moscow, Russia
E-mail: vitolch@gmail.com

Abstract. The variety of varieties (implementation technologies) of the method of “brain storming” or “brain attack”, used in the process of collective generation of ideas and solutions in such areas as design and management, is known. This diversity includes: reverse, shadow and combined brainstorming, brain write on paper, individual brainstorming, brainstorming on the board, brainstorming in the style of «Solo», visual brainstorming, brainstorming as japanese, the morphological method and method of analyzing the range of problems, analogy method, random impulse, «635» method, moderation method. The inclusion of “brain storming” of the variety “individual brainstorming” into such a mix raises some doubts among a number of researchers, since the brainstorming method was originally and in essence intended for the collective generation of ideas and solutions. World science studied and known the specific differences of individual (personal) and collective (group-wise) consciousness, behavior and mental activity. The author of the article considers the possibility of generating “new” information in the process of imitation multi-position collective activities in individual thinking, considering such an approach to be different from the variety of technologies of the “brain storming” method.

Keywords: multiposical collective activity; individual thinking; “new” information

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