Question

a convergent thinker cannot typically do which of the following? divest themselves from other options presented as a potential solution. come to a single way of doing something. think outside the box.

Explanation:

Convergent thinking focuses on finding a single, correct solution and narrowing down options. "Thinking outside the box" is characteristic of divergent thinking, which explores multiple, creative possibilities. Convergent thinkers typically eliminate other options (divest from other solutions) and arrive at a single method, but struggle with unconventional, out - of - the - box thinking.

Answer:

C. Think outside the box.