Exam 3: Creating Opportunity

Discovery theory and creation theory help explain how entrepreneurial opportunities happen.

Entrepreneurs erect roadblocks that prevent them from being creative.

Once several new ideas have been created, the natural tendency is to: ​

_____ is a technique whereby the entrepreneur breaks down a problem into its various elements.

The principle of ____ means looking for the strengths or positive aspects of a problem definition first.

Explain why multitasking stifles creativity.

No time for creativity, lack of confidence, and absence of creative skills are all examples of roadblocks to :

Strictly speaking, Schumpeter did not see ____ as innovation even if they generated economic growth.

Name one technique for problem-solving.

Closing the door, shutting off the phone, and turning off email to prepare to do some creative thinking are all examples of how you can ____.

The design-thinking process includes all of these characteristics except:

Which of the following is not one of the four stages of the creative process identified by Wallas?

Reducing some of the risk of entrepreneurship and building confidence can be achieved by ____.

____ involves getting ideas down on paper and then organizing the ideas and creating themes. ​

Is the idea creation process is similar to the problem solving process?

Entrepreneurs are more successful at discovering opportunities because of: ​

The illumination step in Wallas's creative process brings the idea to an outcome.

____ is finding a new way to do something or improving on an existing product or service.

In ____, entrepreneurs create opportunities via their actions, reactions, and experiments around new products, services, and business models.

According to Rosabeth Moss Kanter, accountability, collaboration, and initiative are all elements of ____.