Question: You're in charge of giving grants to nonprofit groups and are looking for ways to find grant applicants. You can't think of new ideas.Match two of the barriers to creativity to ways of overcoming them. Not all solutions have a match.Instruction: For each option, select all the answer choices that apply. Answer ChoicesA:Fearing failureB:Applying too much logicOptionsYou catch yourself whenever you start to think about success, and try to prepare yourself for failureABYou ask your manager if you can test your ideas out on a small group of repeat applicantsABYou offer to share resources with members of the Advertising Department in hopes they'll share some with youABYou ask yourself, "What if I could afford any approach at all?"AB

True or False: Grants are an important funding mechanism in the nonprofit sector. Most grant opportunities can be found using the same search strategy, and once awarded, have essentially the same reporting requirements.

Weed out ideas that lack potential without allowing stakeholders to reject ideas impulsively solely on the basis of their novelty.Group of answer choicesIdea Generalization and MobilizationAdvocacy ScreeningExperimentationCommercialization

Weed out ideas that lack potential without allowing stakeholders to reject ideas impulsively solely on the basis of their novelty.Group of answer choicesExperimentationCommercializationIdea Generalization and MobilizationAdvocacy Screening

Weed out ideas that lack potential without allowing stakeholders to reject ideas impulsively solely on the basis of their novelty.Group of answer choicesIdea Generalization and MobilizationAdvocacy ScreeningCommercializationExperimentation

Select all that applyWhich of the following processes could be considered an acceptable method for generating ideas? (Choose every correct answer.)Multiple select question.Brainstorming within the firmResearching competitors' products and servicesConducting consumer researchArguing with other firms and institutionsCommunicating with a firm's R&D department