What are non-examples of convergent?

Non-examples of convergent thinking include brainstorming sessions where multiple ideas are generated without a focus on a single solution, open-ended discussions that explore various possibilities without narrowing down, and artistic endeavors that prioritize creativity over a singular outcome. Additionally, divergent thinking, which seeks to generate many possible answers or solutions, stands in contrast to convergent thinking, as it embraces multiple paths rather than converging on one.