Some effective brainstorming techniques include: 1. Brainwriting: Each member of the group writes their ideas down on paper, then passes their paper to the next person who builds upon those ideas. 2. Rolestorming: Participants adopt different roles or personas in order to encourage free thinking and to approach problems from new perspectives. 3. Round-Robin Brainstorming: Each member of the group has to contribute an idea in turn, promoting equal participation. 4. Starbursting: The group focuses on creating as many questions as possible about an issue or problem. 5. The Stepladder Technique: Members of the group present their ideas one by one, building on the input of others.
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