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Page 1: Six Thinking Hats®. 1. Background 2. Purpose 3. Six Thinking Hats 4. Exercise Outlines

Six Thinking Hats®

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1. Background2. Purpose 3. Six Thinking Hats4. Exercise

Outlines

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Background

“Wear” one hat at a time when considering a problem.

Everyone wears the same color hat at the same time.

Look at problem from the same perspective.

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Purpose

Power Time Saving Removal of Ego One Thing at a Time

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White Hat

Facts, Figures and Information

What information do we have ?

What information is missing ?

What information do we need ?

How are going to get the information we need ?

What questions do we need to ask ?

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CHECKEDFACT

UNCHECKEDFACT

Two Tiers

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Computer don’t have an emotion.

Pump out the Figures, Facts and Information.

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Emotions

FeelingsIntuitionHunchesAffection

Sentiment情感

感觉

情绪

感想

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“Exact opposite of White Hat thinking, which is neutral, objective and free of emotional flavour.”

Edward de Bono

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Black Hat

CarefulJudgemen

t

CautiousLogical

Risk Assessment

Critical

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Black Hat

Black Hat thinking is concerned with caution and careful.

We need to consider risks, dangers, obstacles, potential problems and downside of a suggestion

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Black Hat

You should think like him !

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Yellow Hat

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Yellow Hat

“Exact opposite of Black Hat thinking, which is careful, critical and fill with judgement.”

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Yellow Hat

Do you expect to find fish here ?

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Green Hat

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Green Hat

“The Green Hat Thinking is concerned with New ideasand New ways of looking at things.”

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Think Creatively.

Green Hat

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Blue Hat

a. Organisation of thinking

b. Control of the other hats

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Blue Hat

“Blue Hat Thinker is responsible for summaries, overviews and conclusions.”

“Blue Hat Thinker monitors the thinking and ensures that the rules of the game are

observed.”

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Blue Hat

You are the referee.

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