If the broader concepts described in the process in this chat were included as part of the problem-solving focus of synectics, it would expand the scope of the approach to include a wider range of considerations and perspectives.
For example, the concepts of communication, storytelling, skepticism and critical thinking, enjoyment, finding value, examining and understanding information, and considering different viewpoints might all be relevant to certain types of problem-solving situations. By including these broader concepts as part of the problem-solving focus of synectics, the approach could be used to consider a wider range of factors and perspectives when generating new ideas and approaches to problem-solving.
For example, the concept of storytelling might be relevant when seeking to communicate complex ideas or concepts in a clear and engaging way. The concept of skepticism and critical thinking might be relevant when seeking to carefully evaluate and question assumptions or preconceived notions. The concept of enjoyment might be relevant when seeking to motivate and engage stakeholders or team members. And the concept of considering different viewpoints might be relevant when seeking to generate more diverse and inclusive solutions to problems.
Overall, by including the broader concepts described in the process in this chat as part of the problem-solving focus of synectics, the approach could be expanded to consider a wider range of factors and perspectives when generating new ideas and approaches to problem-solving.