Edward DeBono’s Thinking Style Hats

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Edward DeBono’s Thinking Style Hats

Six Hats: Six Ways of Viewing Problems Red Yellow Black Green White Blue

Red Hat Emotions Feelings Hunches No Need to justify the feelings. What do I feel about this right now?

Green Hat Creativity Different ideas New ideas Suggestions Proposals What are some possible solutions and courses of action? What are the alternatives?

Black Hat Caution Judgments Assessments Is this true? Will it work? What are the weaknesses? What is wrong with it?

White Hat Information Questions What do we really know about the situation? What facts do we need?

Yellow Hat Benefits Why is this worth doing? What are the good points? Why can it be done? Why will it work?

Blue Hat Organization of thinking Thinking about thinking How far have we come? What step do we take next?