Six Thinking Hats
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- White (facts)
- Red (feelings)
- Black (risks)
- Yellow (benefits)
- Green (creativity)
- Blue (process)
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What is the Six Thinking Hats?
Facts, feelings, risks, benefits, creativity, process
When to use it: Group decisions where one mode (skepticism, optimism, emotion) is dominating — rotates perspectives explicitly.
Why it works: Color-coded modes give shy team members permission to voice underrepresented perspectives.
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