Question

Sara and Carter met with coworkers to develop new service initiative ideas. They began the meeting by brainstorming ways they could improve their current customers’ experiences. Carter left the room for 15 minutes to brainstorm alone while Sara brainstormed with about ten other coworkers. Based on prior research on brainstorming effectiveness, who is likely to generate the most ideas in this example?

Answer 1

Answer:

Carter

Explanation:

             It is given that Sara and Carter met with their co workers to develop o new service initiative ideas. They began on brainstorming with the group about the ways they could improve their current customers’ experiences. Carter left the room for 15 minutes to brainstorm alone while Sara brainstormed with about ten other coworkers.

            Now from the brainstorming effectiveness, Carter is more likely to generate more ideas because he left the group and brainstorm alone on the new ideas.

            It is seen that for generating new ideas and concepts or solving a simple problem, individual brainstorming is much more effective than brainstorming in a group.

Thus Carter is most likely to generate more ideas.