MindMap Gallery associative thinking
High school politics, logic and thinking, innovative thinking, associative thinking, associative thinking is the thinking activity of connecting and thinking about the understanding of different things in memory.
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associative thinking
一、 meaning
Associative thinking is the thinking activity of connecting and thinking about the understanding of different things in memory.
二、 in accordance with
The similarity, proximity or contrast between things makes it possible to connect seemingly unrelated perceptions.
三、 feature
(1) connectedness across
content
The "connection" of associative thinking is to connect the understanding of things with the same, similar or even different properties, establish new connections, and generate new concepts. The connection mode has discontinuous spans.
4. "Connection" method: migration
(1) meaning
Change the position and transplant the functions of different cognitive objects in order to find new ideas for solving problems.
(2) Migration method
1||| positive migration
play a promoting role
eg: The impact of mastering mathematics question review skills on physics question review
2||| negative transfer
act as a hindrance
eg: Kindergarten children learn to write the numbers 6 and 9
3||| assimilation transfer
Application of original cognitive experience
eg: Draw inferences from one instance and draw inferences by analogy
4||| compliant migration
Form a higher-level cognitive structure that accommodates new and old experiences
eg: For example, the concept "ball" in the original cognitive structure, now we need to learn table tennis and incorporate it into the original structure of "ball", which not only expands the concept of ball, but also obtains the meaning of the new concept of ball. .
(3) significance
Develop possible ideas for innovative thinking.
Build a bridge from here to there for innovative thinking
(2) Imaginativeness without logical constraints
content
The reason why thinking can make leap-forward connections when making associations, and "absurdly" connect seemingly unrelated objects, is that thinking has exerted its imaginative function without logical constraints.
Way
Conception, imagination, fantasy
4. "Imagination" method: imagination
meaning
The thinking process of processing and transforming existing representations of things in the mind, and producing new images of things through recombination.
type
1||| Unintentional imagination - imagination without a predetermined goal
eg: I think of it when I see white clouds. .
2||| Intentional imagination - imagination carried out consciously according to a certain purpose
Way
1||| visual imagination
Meaning: to visualize abstract thoughts and concepts, and to think according to the requirements of intentional imagination
eg: guessing riddles
Significance: It can fill the gaps in experience and knowledge; establish a creative new image
2||| "What if" imagination
Meaning: taking the situation contrary to the facts as a condition for the development of things, and speculating on the possible prospects for the development of things
eg: What would the world be like without money?
Significance: It helps to break the limitations of people’s understanding of the original ways of connecting things and enrich people’s understanding of content and spiritual world.
significance
Help people clarify the goals of innovative thinking
四、 relationship with innovative thinking
Association is the basis of innovative thinking, and migration and imagination are important ways for thinking to develop associations.