Divergent and convergent thinking are two phases of brainstorming. In the divergent phase, an individual generates as many ideas as possible, focusing on quantity over quality. This allows for a wide range of ideas and encourages creative thinking. After enough ideas have been generated, the individual then moves into the convergent phase. This is where critical thinking is applied to narrow down the ideas to the most practical and useful ones. This process of alternating between divergent and convergent thinking can lead to innovative solutions and ideas.
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