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Thinking Style refers to the way individuals process information.

Acquiring knowledge, organizing information, forming a viewpoint, and making decisions are all part of the thinking style.

Thinking style is considered important as it helps to understand how a person will understand, interpret and act on a piece of information.

Thinking Styles:

1. Synthesists

Synthesists are creative thinkers who are aggressive and challenging by appearance.  They like to do things impressively and face situations head-on

2. Realists

Realists are problem-solving and action-oriented individuals who are positive, fast-moving and frank. They like to deliver good results but are not good at changing minds once it is made up.

3. Pragmatists

Pragmatists are energetic, intelligent and flexible thinkers who love short-cuts. They are good diplomats who try to find novel solutions

4. Analyst Thinkers

Analyst Thinkers believe in methodical thinking and logical working. They appear studious and cool, like stability in life and can analyze various viewpoints of a problem.

5. Idealists

Idealists are good at gathering information and making future goals. They are supportive and have an open nature.

Lateral Thinking: Introduction

Lateral Thinking refers to the use of a creative approach for problem-solving. It means thinking out-of-the-box to find a solution.

Lateral Thinking is used by people to move from one idea to several new ideas.

Lateral Thinking: Example

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This video is on Thinking Styles and it has the following sub-topics.

Time Stamps
0:00 Introduction to Thinking Styles
00:44 Thinking Styles: Synthesises
01:20 Thinking Styles: Realists
02:01 Thinking Styles: Pragmatists
02:36 Thinking Styles: Analyst Thinkers
03:18 Thinking Styles: Idealists
03:51 Lateral Thinking: Introduction
04:29 Lateral Thinking: Example

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