Final Flashcards

1
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According to the introductory lectures, creativity could be described as what?

A

Impulses

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2
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According to the Experience Myth, creativity is tied to what?

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Expertise

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3
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According to the Isolation Myth, which type of individual is most likely to be creative?

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The lone genius

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4
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According to the Popularity Myth, what must a person seek to justify their creative works?

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Consensus

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5
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According to the Restriction Myth, creativity is at its best when __________ .

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Unimpeded

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6
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According to the Continuity Myth, what might cause you to doubt your own creative potential?

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Occasional lack of ideas

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7
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According to the Assembly Myth, what is equatable to creativity?

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Group brainstorming exercises

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8
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According to the Eureka Myth, creativity comes how?

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Only in random moments

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9
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According the the Originality Myth, every creative idea is unique and original.

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True

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10
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Understanding the truth behind the Exclusivity Myth, which of the following roles on a church staff would be considered creative in nature?

A

All of these

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11
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Which key word related to creativity describes a willingness to let the creative process take its time to come up to its full potential?

A

Patience

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12
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Which key concept related to creativity describes the idea that answering “yes” is more inherently creative?

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Safety

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13
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Which key word related to creativity describes a desire to achieve the best results possible and always improve?

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Craft

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14
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Which is one of the two underlying assumptions of the Osborn-Parnes Model?

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Everyone is creative in some way.

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15
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Clarify

A

step 1

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16
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Ideate

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step 2

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17
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develop

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step 3

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18
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implement

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step 4

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19
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The purpose of the Creative Matrix is best described as what?

A

Gathering targeted inspiration

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20
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Who is attributed to have first coined the terms convergent and divergent in relation to types of creative thinking?

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J.P. Guilford

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21
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Which type of thinking best matches the description below:

“Trying to solve a discrete challenge quickly and efficiently by selecting the optimal solution from a finite set.”

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Convergent

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22
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Which type of thinking best matches the description below?

“Taking a challenge and attempting to identify all of the possible drivers of that challenge”

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divergent

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23
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John 1:5

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And the light shineth in the darkness and the darkness comprehended it not.”

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24
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According to the Restriction Myth, creativity is at its best when __________ .

A

Unimpeded

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25
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Which type of thinking best matches the description below:

“Trying to solve a discrete challenge quickly and efficiently by selecting the optimal solution from a finite set.”

A

Convergent

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26
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According to the introductory lectures, creativity could be described as what?

A

impulses

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27
Q

The purpose of the Creative Matrix is best described as what?

A

Gathering targeted inspiration

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28
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Which is one of the two underlying assumptions of the Osborn-Parnes Model?

A

Everyone is creative in some way.

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29
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“Committed to your craft.” Focus and dedication, ability to achieve mastery.

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The maker

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30
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“Seeing beauty, creating beauty.” Ability to bring ideas and concepts to life.

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The Artist

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31
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“Move, shake, disrupt, repeat.” Ability to generate new ideas and innovative solutions.

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The innovator

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32
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“Imagining the impossible.” Full of big ideas, ability to see potential and possibility everywhere.

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The visionary

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33
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“The power of imagination unleashed.” Connection to emotions and imagination, empathy and sensitivity.

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The dreamer

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34
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“Process is power.” Strong leadership skills, ability to make things happen.

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The producer

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35
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“So much inspiration, so little time.” High levels of creative energy, spirit of curiosity and play.

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The Adventurer

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36
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“Deep thoughts, big questions.” Intellectual curiosity, ability to find and create meaning.

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the thinker

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37
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Organization is important to the creative process. Which of the following is NOT an aspect of organization mentioned in class?

A

Mental organization

38
Q

Which type of personal background would most equip an individual for creative problem solving tasks?

A

Generalists

39
Q

An effective tip for time organization would be to “live below the line.”

40
Q

Brainstorming

41
Q

define the purpose

42
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Identifying next actions

43
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Organizing

44
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outcome visioning

45
Q

Fear (of failure, etc.) has a direct negative impact on the creative process.

46
Q

According to the lecture content, what influence would consistently getting a proper amount of sleep have on the creative process?

A

Positive influence

47
Q

According to the research studies mentioned in class, which of the following forms of dress would have a positive impact on the creative process?

A

Formal Clothing

48
Q

Entertainment is in direct opposition to creative thinking.

49
Q

An effective tip for time organization would be to limit creative tasks to many small blocks of time.

50
Q

Which type of collaboration should be taken under advisement but not necessarily acted upon?

A

peer feedback

51
Q

Proverbs 21:5

A

The thoughts of the diligent tend only to plenteousness; but of every one that is hasty only to want.”

52
Q

Which brainstorming method encourages participants to role play different perspectives of a problem solving session?

A

Six thinking hats

53
Q

Which method of group brainstorming would be most effective at taking a collection of items and brainstorming an organizational or grouping structure for them?

A

card sorting

54
Q

Which method of group brainstorming involves getting input from participants that are separated by distance?

A

brain netting

55
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Which method of brainstorming is most effective at showing visual commonalities between a grouping of visual pieces of inspiration?

A

moodboarding

56
Q

Which method of brainstorming encourages the participants to think of the problem at hand in the form of a story?

A

storyboarding

57
Q

Which digital brainstorming tool creates kanban boards?

58
Q

Which digital brainstorming tool allows the creation of relational databases within notes?

59
Q

Methods and tools may be mixed and matched. Tools cannot do the thinking for you.

60
Q

Fill in the blank to complete the principle from Ed Catmull:

_________ is the best business plan.

61
Q

According to Ed Catmull, what is not a “necessary evil”?

62
Q

According to Ed Catmull’s principles, what is more important than ideas?

63
Q

Exodus 39:24

A

And they made upon the hems of the robe pomegranates of blue and purple, and scarlet, and twined linen

64
Q

In establishing a healthy, creative culture, which does not belong:

A

Freedom in sharing complaints

65
Q

“Without ___________, there is no trust.”

66
Q

How often does Pixar’s braintrust typically meet?

A

Every few months

67
Q

Creative people often get lost in their own creative ______________ ?

68
Q

When considering a person’s qualities for possible inclusion in your braintrust, what is one aspect NOT mentioned as one to look for?

A

personality

69
Q

When addressing creative refinement, what aspect(s) should you emphasize?

A

Freedom and responsibility

70
Q

What sets apart Pixar’s braintrust from any other types of meetings or critique sessions? Instead of being competitive, Pixar’s braintrust seeks to be what?

71
Q

When providing criticism, it is important to do what?

A

Breaking down and then building up

72
Q

What is the term at Pixar for “feedback” or “criticism”?

73
Q

“Seek out people who are willing to ___________ with you, and when you find them, hold them close.”

74
Q

According to the Experience Myth, creativity is tied to what?

75
Q

According to the Restriction Myth, creativity is at its best when __________ .

76
Q

According to the Popularity Myth, what must a person seek to justify their creative works?

77
Q

The purpose of the Creative Matrix is best described as what?

A

Gathering targeted inspiration

78
Q

According to the Assembly Myth, what is equatable to creativity?

A

Group brainstorming exercises

79
Q

collecting recipes

80
Q

creating a meal plan

81
Q

preparing ingredients and cooking

82
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plating and enjoying

83
Q

An effective tip for time organization would be to limit creative tasks to many small blocks of time.

84
Q

Organization is important to the creative process. Which of the following is NOT an aspect of organization mentioned in class?

A

mental organization

85
Q

An effective tip for time organization would be to “live below the line.”

86
Q

Which method of brainstorming encourages the participants to think of the problem at hand in the form of a story?

A

storyboarding

87
Q

Which digital brainstorming tool creates kanban boards?

88
Q

Which method of group brainstorming involves getting input from participants that are separated by distance?

A

brain netting

89
Q

What is the term at Pixar for “feedback” or “criticism”?

90
Q

How often does Pixar’s braintrust typically meet?

A

Every few months