LESSON 1: Measuring Creativity

Question 1

refers to the ability to generate ideas, solutions, or approaches that are novel, original, and useful.

Answer 1

CREATIVITY

Question 2

Tools and Methods for Measuring Creativity

Answer 2

1. Divergent Thinking Tests
2. Creative Personality Scale (CPS)
3. Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT)
4. Remote Associates Test (RAT)
5. Creative Achievement Questionnaire (CAQ)

Question 3

These tests assess how many different solutions or ideas an individual can generate for a particular problem

Answer 3

Divergent Thinking Tests

Question 4

A self-report questionnaire designed to measure creative personality traits such as openness to experience, risk-taking, and curiosity.

Answer 4

Creative Personality Scale (CPS)

Question 5

Creativity is judged based on the novelty and appropriateness of products, ideas, or solutions by a group of experts familiar with the domain.

Answer 5

Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT)

Question 6

Measures associative thinking, asking individuals to find connections between seemingly unrelated words.

Answer 6

Remote Associates Test (RAT

Question 7

A self-report inventory that assesses an individual’s real-world creative achievements in various domains such as arts, sciences, business, and music.

Answer 7

Creative Achievement Questionnaire (CAQ)

Question 8

Criteria for Measuring Creativity

Answer 8

Originality
Relevance
Elaboration
Flexibility

Question 9

How new or unique is the idea or solution?

Answer 9

Originality:

Question 10

: Does the idea or solution fit the context and solve the problem effectively?

Answer 10

Relevance

Question 11

: How detailed and well-developed is the idea?

Answer 11

Elaboration

Question 12

The ability to shift perspectives or approach problems from multiple angles.

Answer 12

Flexibility: