Research on "brainstorming" has found that people had an easier time generating ideas when

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Research has shown that people generate more and better ideas when they use a computer to express their ideas anonymously rather than when they work in face-to-face groups or express their ideas using a computer but with individual contributors identifiable. This is because anonymity reduces evaluation apprehension and social loafing, among other factors, leading to more uninhibited and diverse idea generation. Working in small groups or alone, while helpful in some contexts, does not provide the same benefits as anonymous computer-mediated brainstorming.

Research on "Brainstorming" Has Found That People Had an Easier