Creativity is the ability to produce new, diverse and original ideas that are also valuable or solve a problem.
Think of creativity like a box of crayons. Each crayon represents a different idea. The more colors you have, the more unique and vibrant your drawing (or solution) can be.
Divergent Thinking: This is a thought process used to generate creative ideas by exploring many possible solutions. It's like brainstorming all the colors you could use in your drawing.
Convergent Thinking: This is a type of thinking that seeks the single best answer to a problem. It's like deciding on one color that best fits your drawing.
Innovation: The application of better solutions that meet new requirements or existing market needs. It's like using those crayons to create an entirely new kind of art piece.
Which theory proposes that creativity arises from simultaneous activation of associative networks?
How could you create an experiment demonstrating the impact of stress levels on creativity?
How could an experiment be creatively designed to explore the potential influence of openness on creativity in problem-solving tasks?
Which psychological approach emphasizes free will, innate goodness, creativity, and achieving one's potential?
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