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Introduction
Six Hats, Six Colours
Using the Hats
The White Hat
The White Hat: Facts and Figures
White Hat Thinking: Whose Fact Is It?
White Hat Thinking: Tapanese-Style Input
White Hat Thinking: Facts, Truth and Photosophers
White Hat Thinking: Who Puts on the Hat?
Summary of White Hat Thinking
The Red Hat
The Red Hat: Eanotfims and Feelings
Red Hat Thinking: The Place of'Emotions in
Red Hat Thinking: Inturtion and Hunches
Red Hat Thinlking. Moment to Moment
Red Hat Thinking: The Use of Emotions
Red Hat Thinking: The Language of Emotions
Summary of Red Hat Thinking
The Black Hat
The Black Hat: Cautious and Careful
Black Hat Thinking: Content and Process
Black Hat Thinking: The Past and the Future
Black Hat Thinking: The Problem of Overuse
Summary of Black Hat Thinking
The Yellow Hat
The Yellow Hat: Speculative-Positive
Yellow Hat Thinking: The Positive Spectrum
Yellow Hat Thinking: Reasons and Logical Support
Yellow Hat Thinking: Constructive Thinking
Yellow Hat Thinking: Speculation
Yellow Hat Thinking: Reation to Greativy
Summary of YeUow Hat Thinking
The Green Hat
The Green Hat: Creative Thinking
Green Hat Thinking: LaterM Thinking
Green Hat Thinking: Movement Instead of fuadgement
Green Hat Thinking: The Need for Provocation
Green Hat Thinking: Alternatives
Green Hat Thinking: Personality and Skill
Green Hat Thinking: What Happens to the Ideas?
Summary of Green Hat Thinking
The Blue Hat
The Blue Hat: Control of Thinking
Blue Hat Thinking: Focus
Blue Hat Thinking: Program Design
Blue Hat Thinking: Summaries and Conclusions
Blue Hat Thinking: Control and Monitoring
Summary of Blue Hat Thinking
Benefits of the Six Hats Method
Conclusion