Definition of vertical thinking in English:

vertical thinking

noun

mass noun

The solving of problems using conventional logical processes.
〈主英〉（运用常规逻辑程序解决问题的）纵向思维，垂直思考。与LATERAL THINKING 相对
Contrasted with lateral thinking
Example sentencesExamples
- To persist with vertical thinking when one should be using lateral thinking is dangerous.
- It goes from the global toward the concrete through a sequential and logical thinking process, a vertical thinking process.
- Thus where vertical thinking focuses on the answers, lateral thinking generates questions and hypotheses.
- The report presents Peggy McIntosh's typology and vertical thinking construct as one kind of curriculum approach.
- Rule-based vertical thinking makes perfect sense for ballet and competition ballroom dance for example.
- Let's start with vertical thinking, as this is the easiest concept - or type of thinking - to start with.
- Lateral thinking enhances the effectiveness of vertical thinking by offering it more to select from.
- Limitations of vertical thinking include being right at every stage and having everything rigidly defined.
- With vertical thinking categories, classifications and labels are fixed, with lateral thinking they are not.
- Mr De Bono coined the phrases lateral and vertical thinking, we think diagonally.
- In vertical thinking, one moves forward by sequential steps each of which must be justified.

Definition of vertical thinking in US English:

vertical thinking

noun

The solving of problems using conventional logical processes.
〈主英〉（运用常规逻辑程序解决问题的）纵向思维，垂直思考。与LATERAL THINKING 相对
Contrasted with lateral thinking
Example sentencesExamples
- Let's start with vertical thinking, as this is the easiest concept - or type of thinking - to start with.
- It goes from the global toward the concrete through a sequential and logical thinking process, a vertical thinking process.
- To persist with vertical thinking when one should be using lateral thinking is dangerous.
- Thus where vertical thinking focuses on the answers, lateral thinking generates questions and hypotheses.
- In vertical thinking, one moves forward by sequential steps each of which must be justified.
- With vertical thinking categories, classifications and labels are fixed, with lateral thinking they are not.
- The report presents Peggy McIntosh's typology and vertical thinking construct as one kind of curriculum approach.
- Limitations of vertical thinking include being right at every stage and having everything rigidly defined.
- Rule-based vertical thinking makes perfect sense for ballet and competition ballroom dance for example.
- Mr De Bono coined the phrases lateral and vertical thinking, we think diagonally.
- Lateral thinking enhances the effectiveness of vertical thinking by offering it more to select from.

词汇	vertical thinking
释义	Definition of vertical thinking in English: vertical thinking noun mass noun The solving of problems using conventional logical processes. 〈主英〉（运用常规逻辑程序解决问题的）纵向思维，垂直思考。与LATERAL THINKING 相对 Contrasted with lateral thinking Example sentencesExamples To persist with vertical thinking when one should be using lateral thinking is dangerous. It goes from the global toward the concrete through a sequential and logical thinking process, a vertical thinking process. Thus where vertical thinking focuses on the answers, lateral thinking generates questions and hypotheses. The report presents Peggy McIntosh's typology and vertical thinking construct as one kind of curriculum approach. Rule-based vertical thinking makes perfect sense for ballet and competition ballroom dance for example. Let's start with vertical thinking, as this is the easiest concept - or type of thinking - to start with. Lateral thinking enhances the effectiveness of vertical thinking by offering it more to select from. Limitations of vertical thinking include being right at every stage and having everything rigidly defined. With vertical thinking categories, classifications and labels are fixed, with lateral thinking they are not. Mr De Bono coined the phrases lateral and vertical thinking, we think diagonally. In vertical thinking, one moves forward by sequential steps each of which must be justified. Definition of vertical thinking in US English: vertical thinking noun The solving of problems using conventional logical processes. 〈主英〉（运用常规逻辑程序解决问题的）纵向思维，垂直思考。与LATERAL THINKING 相对 Contrasted with lateral thinking Example sentencesExamples Let's start with vertical thinking, as this is the easiest concept - or type of thinking - to start with. It goes from the global toward the concrete through a sequential and logical thinking process, a vertical thinking process. To persist with vertical thinking when one should be using lateral thinking is dangerous. Thus where vertical thinking focuses on the answers, lateral thinking generates questions and hypotheses. In vertical thinking, one moves forward by sequential steps each of which must be justified. With vertical thinking categories, classifications and labels are fixed, with lateral thinking they are not. The report presents Peggy McIntosh's typology and vertical thinking construct as one kind of curriculum approach. Limitations of vertical thinking include being right at every stage and having everything rigidly defined. Rule-based vertical thinking makes perfect sense for ballet and competition ballroom dance for example. Mr De Bono coined the phrases lateral and vertical thinking, we think diagonally. Lateral thinking enhances the effectiveness of vertical thinking by offering it more to select from.
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