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Connecting Analytical Thinking and Intuition

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Connecting Analytical Thinking and Intuition

Connecting Analytical Thinking and Intuition: And the Nights Abound with Inspiration
Springer | Community Psychology | February 29, 2016 | ISBN-10: 331927533X | 60 pages | pdf | 3.7 mb

Authors: Omstedt, Anders
Serves as a unique guide for systematic learning of how to connect analytical thinking and intuition
Provides methods for improving analytical, empathetic, and self-reflective thinking
Improves readers’ skills in listening and communicating
Trains students and scientists in exploring their own creativity
Provides a number of creative and stimulating exercises with solutions


This book demonstrates how analytical thinking and intuition can be systematically connected and trained. It is illustrated by figures and photographs and includes creative and stimulating exercises.
We are living in a world of increasing complexity, in which perceiving reality accurately is increasingly important and difficult. Society’s need to address “global grand challenges” requires that the scientific community initiates inter-disciplinary research programmes. These are often far removed from current programmes, which are usually based on intra-disciplinary science. Improving our understanding of complex problems and communicating this understanding to a large group of people from different backgrounds represents an important educational challenge.
Connecting Analytical Thinking and Intuition stimulates students and scientists to improve their skills in thinking, communicating and learning more about being humans. A guide to connecting analytical thinking and intuition is presented using the “dream group” method developed by Montague Ullman, in which a group of 6–8 people systematically and carefully helps the dreamer to appreciate dreams. The importance of good memory, which can be trained through recalling the dreams, is also discussed in relation to science and literature.

Number of Illustrations and Tables
16 illus., 6 in colour
Topics
Community & Environmental Psychology
Logic
Popular Science
Science Education
Oceanography

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