Creative Collaboration - Module 2 Evaluating Ideas in Collaboration Flashcards
Why is evaluating creative ideas challenging?
Evaluating creative ideas is challenging due to uncertainties and potential biases that affect judgment.
What is the ‘paradox of choice’ in idea evaluation?
The paradox of choice occurs when having too many options leads to indecision and difficulty in selecting the best idea.
What is the ‘bias against creativity’?
Bias against creativity is the tendency to resist novel ideas because they create uncertainty or deviate from established norms.
How do cultural differences impact creativity evaluation?
Different cultures prioritize different aspects of creativity, such as novelty in the U.S. and functionality or societal impact in other cultures.
What is a creativity stereotype?
A creativity stereotype is an assumption that people who appear unconventional or charismatic are more likely to have creative ideas.
How can separating idea evaluation from the person presenting it improve objectivity?
Separating the idea from the person helps reduce biases based on personality or presentation style, focusing on the idea’s merit.
What are ‘indicators of creativity’?
Indicators of creativity are qualities like novelty and breakthrough potential that help evaluate the originality and impact of ideas.
Why is it important to use context-sensitive criteria in idea evaluation?
Context-sensitive criteria ensure that evaluations align with the specific needs and objectives of the project or organization.
How can the ‘paradox of choice’ affect creative collaboration?
The paradox of choice can overwhelm teams, making it harder to reach consensus or select the most promising ideas.
How can the ‘bias against creativity’ hinder innovation?
Bias against creativity can lead to rejecting novel ideas, thereby limiting the organization�s ability to innovate and evolve.
