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Things brainstorming often describes (“brainstorming ________”)
session, sessions, exercise, techniques, ideas, process, activity, technique, meeting, list, approach, activities, meetings, effectiveness, tool, groups, solutions, task, rules, method, exercises, discussion, mode, topic, map, procedure, webs, lists, strategy, options, notes, topics, workshop, instructions, discussions, strategies, tools, partner, chart, alternatives, participants, workshops, productivity
How brainstorming often is described (“________ brainstorming”)
electronic, creative, individual, initial, little, more, traditional, effective, structured, classical, successful, much, collective, collaborative, further, verbal, visual, reverse, simple, unstructured, informal, joint, classic, formal, nominal, introduction, additional, serious, conventional, silent, anonymous, negative, productive, interactive, intensive, face, extensive, considerable, internal, quick, preliminary, intense, group, open, subsequent, ended, imaginary, controlled, constant, class, intellectual, oral, constructive, cooperative, dyadic, employ, interscholastic, freewheeling, called, fashioned, conceptual, strategic, assisted, spontaneous, prewriting, robin, supported, playful, distant, multidisciplinary, earliest
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