“Design Thinking: A View Through the Lens of Practice”

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Design Thinking: A View Through the Lens of Practice

Discussion Questions

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How can the design thinking and doing framework be applied to solving problems in every day living?

What characteristics or functions of the design thinking model are analogous to some psychotherapeutic practice models? (i.e. “cognitive behavioral therapy”)

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