Q1. Education generally increases creativity.

Select one:

True

False

Q2. It is universally believed that computer use has led to increased productivity.

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True

False

Q3. There have been no compelling research findings to indicate that an organization can improve creativity or innovation by creativity training exercises.

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True

False

Q4. Which of the following is not a mode of international technology transfer?

Select one:

a. patents

b. joint ventures

c. licensing

d. industrial espionage

Q5. Which of the following consists of games or team activities to help individuals laugh or relax, and to overcome distances created by organizational hierarchy?

Select one:

a. shake-up exercises

b. fluency exercises

c. excursion exercises

d. dance exercises

Q6. The term technology transfer often is used to describe a transfer of knowledge from a concept or even a prototype to some more tangible application.

Select one:

True

False

Q7. Which of the following describes the totality of the means people employ to accomplish desired tasks?

Select one:

a. competitive advantage

b. innovation

c. technology

d. all of the above

Q8. Which of the following describes a process where employees write down their ideas on slips of paper with no identification, exchange the slips and attempt to build on each other's ideas?

Select one:

a. pattern breakers

b. brainwriting

c. forced relationship

d. mindmapping

Q9. Which of the following is not a support category in the value chain analysis?

Select one:

a. human resource management

b. support department

c. technology development

d. infrastructure functions

Q10. Brainstorming is a small group process designed to free participants from stereotypical thinking by having them uncritically express ideas.

Select one:

True

False