A recreation team brainstorms park-programming ideas, then affinity-groups those ideas into themes. What does this two-step sequence illustrate?
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Short Explanation
First you dump ideas on the table, then you cluster them into themes—brainstorm then affinity group. Generation feeds structure. Skipping the brainstorm or pretending clusters replace stakeholders misses the point.
Full Explanation
Brainstorming produces a pool of ideas that subsequent techniques—such as affinity grouping—organize into themes. The sequence shows brainstorming as an input to structuring, not a competing or optional step. Affinity grouping is not limited to procurement packages and does not remove stakeholder involvement.