Question
The synectics technique of problem solving that focuses
on innovative and creative ideas to arrive at a consensus solution, was given by _____Solution
Synectics Technique of decision-making was developed by William J.J. Gordon and George M. Prince in 1944. He termed the technique synectics, a Greek derivation which means fitting together different, distinct, novel and irrelevant ideas. It refers to the discussing of a problem before a group of experts with a special request to think and develop ideas that are creative and innovative, to arrive at a consensus solution through discussion.
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