SCAMPER is a widely used ideation technique that involves using a series of prompts to stimulate creative thinking and problem-solving. The acronym SCAMPER stands for:
Substitute
Combine
Adapt
Modify (also Magnify, Minify)
Put to another use
Eliminate
Reverse (also Rearrange)
These prompts encourage looking at a problem or product from different perspectives to generate new ideas and solutions. Each of the components listed (Adapt, Put to another use; Substitute, Combine, Modify; Reverse, Eliminate) is a part of the SCAMPER technique, making "All of the above" the correct answer.
References to ideation techniques in product development literature, such as "Creative Problem Solving: An Introduction" by Donald J. Treffinger et al., provide detailed explanations of SCAMPER's use and effectiveness.