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Preface
Introduction
Part 1: The Current Assumptions About Thinking
1. The Age of the Solution-Finding Collapse
2. The Nature of Mental Assumptions and Conventional Thinking
3. The Importance of a Shift in Mental Assumptions About Thinking
Part II: The History of Thinking and Solution Finding
4. The Rise of Science and the Research Approach
5. What We Think About: Different Types of Problems
6. Investigating Thinking
Part III: The New Solution-Finding Paradigm: Full-Spectrum Thinking
7. Seven New Assumptions
8. Process of Reasoning
9. Research on Breakthrough Thinking
Part IV: Translating the New Thinking Paradigm into Practice
10. Getting Started: Problems, Opportunities, Usual Activities
11. The Multi-Thinker
12. The Future for Assumptions About Thinking
Index
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