Term ID: T1732

Flexible Thinking

/flexible-thinking/
The cognitive ability to switch between different concepts, perspectives, or approaches when solving problems or adapting to changing circumstances and demands.
Example: Successfully switching from one problem-solving strategy to another when the first approach isn't working, or adapting communication style when talking to different audiences.

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Reference: Diamond (2013)