Creativity Flashcards

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What is creativity

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Abilities most characteristic of creative people

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What is adaptive novelty

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Creativity is a process whereby a new product emerges which is

Original

Useful

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What is the creative process

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Sequences of thoughts and actions that lead to a novel adaptive function

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What are the steps of the creative process according to wallas

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Preparation

Incubation

Inspiration

Verification

PIIV

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Who says creativity = intelligence

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Weisberg

Intelligence and creativity are unitary phenomenon

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Who says creativity = subset of intelligence

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Joy Guildford

Developed the first creativity tests

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What’s the threshold theory by jauk et al

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Below iq of 120 creativity correlated with intelligence

Above there was no association

Some intelligence is necessary but above the threshold it’s no longer required

Not all high iq people are creative

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What did Torrance find from children in schools

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High creativity low intelligence group were more likely to have an unconventional occupation (55. Vs 9%)

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What did martindale say about how intelligence and creativity don’t relate

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Creativity has more to do with how knowledge is accessed

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What did Guildford say about convergent and divergent thinking

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Convergent - one conclusion that’s unique

Divergent - much searching about or going off in different directions (creative)

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What did smith ward and finke say about generative vs exploratory processes

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Generative - produce novelty

Exploratory- evaluative

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What did mednick define creative thinking as

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The more mutually remote the elements of the new combination, the more creative the process

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What are associative hierarchies (mednick)

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Flat associative - all potential responses weighted equally

Steep associative- one / two responses are dominant

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What’s the neurocognitive model of creativity (martindale)

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Attention =most activated nodes in neural network

When attention is defocused activation is more evenly spread out across a greater number of nodes

Creative people- access attention all states more easily

Low arousal- Novel ideas

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What did martindale find in his eeg studies about arousal

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High scorers on measures of creative cognition showed

Low arousal in divergent thinking task

High arousal in intelligence task

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What’s eysencks model of creativity

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Both creative cognition and psychoticism are underpinned by disinhibition which increases cognitive looseness

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What is latent inhibition

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The capacity to screen from conscious awareness stimuli previously experienced as irrelevant