Lec 3 Flashcards

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What is imagination in creative thinking?

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Exploring possibilities beyond the confines of reality.

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What does fluency mean in the context of creativity?

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The ease with which someone can generate ideas, solutions, responses, or inquiries.

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Why is purposefulness important in creativity?

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Creative ideas should serve a practical purpose, not just be imaginative.

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How does originality contribute to creativity?

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It involves producing ideas that are unique and unusual.

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What is elaboration in creative thinking?

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The ability to expand upon and add depth to ideas.

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What does sensitivity mean in creative thought?

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It’s the ability to identify problems before they’re apparent to others.

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How does flexibility play a role in creativity?

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Creative thinkers are adaptable and can adjust to new conditions.

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Why is value important in creativity?

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Creative products should hold significance and add value.

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What is the ‘Process’ aspect of creativity?

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It’s the systematic approach, using both divergent and convergent thinking to generate ideas.

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What does ‘Product’ mean in the Four Ps of creativity?

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It encompasses the problem context, the source of ideas, and the outcome.

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How does ‘Person’ influence creativity?

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It relates to an individual’s openness and curiosity.

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What role does ‘Place’ have in creativity?

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It’s the environment and resources that support or inspire creativity.

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How do new ideas build upon existing elements?

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Creativity is fueled by a reservoir of prior knowledge and experiences.

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What is the difference between artistic and cognitive creativity?

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Artistic creativity conveys emotions through expression, while cognitive creativity expresses ideas through critical thinking.

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How does identifying connections between ideas enhance creativity?

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Recognizing links between different concepts boosts creativity.

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What happens during the Preparation stage?

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Internal idea development and external data gathering occur.

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What is the Incubation stage in creativity?

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The conscious mind rests while the unconscious mind synthesizes ideas.

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What characterizes the Illumination stage?

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Profound insights or breakthroughs emerge, often unexpectedly.

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What is the purpose of the Evaluation stage?

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Assessing the generated idea and comparing it to other solutions.

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What happens in the Implementation stage?

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Refining, validating, and sharing the idea.

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Why are space and time important for creativity?

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Adequate time and a distraction-free environment foster creativity.

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How does atmosphere affect creativity?

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The environment shapes an individual’s creative output.

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Why is desire important for creativity?

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Intrinsic motivation is essential for creative engagement.

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How does fearlessness contribute to creativity?

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A degree of self-belief and a lack of worry about success help.

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How do experiences influence creativity?
A broader range of knowledge and experiences enhances creativity.
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What is deliberate and cognitive creativity?
It involves strategic, problem-solving-focused creativity, often requiring expertise (e.g., Edison’s inventions).
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What is deliberate and emotional creativity?
It’s introspective, often involving self-reflection, and is fueled by personal experiences (e.g., novelists).
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What is spontaneous and cognitive creativity?
Knowledge-based insights that occur unexpectedly, often when relaxed (e.g., Newton’s gravity insight).
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What is spontaneous and emotional creativity?
Emotion-driven creativity that arises when the mind is at ease (e.g., jazz improvisation).
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What is the Four Quadrants Activity?
A group exercise that encourages visual thinking and self-expression through drawing responses in four sections without text, followed by discussion.
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What is divergent thinking in the creative process?
Generating multiple ideas without judgment.
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What is convergent thinking in the creative process?
Narrowing ideas to select the best solution.
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How does the context of a problem affect creativity?
It influences how creative solutions are approached.
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What is the source of ideas in the product aspect of creativity?
It refers to the origin or inspiration behind an idea.
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What does the outcome represent in creative products?
The final result and its impact or implications.
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How does an information reservoir aid creativity?
Greater knowledge enables a higher potential for creative ideas.
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What is artistic creativity?
Expression of emotions through art forms like painting and music.
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What is cognitive creativity?
Expression of scientific or critical ideas through thought.
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Why is knowledge and investigation important for creativity?
Broad learning and research support creative thinking.
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What is the role of healthy skepticism in creativity?
Balancing creativity with thoughtful evaluation without overwhelming doubt.