The Creative Process and Innovative Flashcards

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What is the first stage of the creative process?

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Preparation

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True or False: The incubation stage involves actively working on a problem.

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False

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Fill in the blank: The creative process often begins with _____ of information.

A

Gathering

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What is the purpose of the incubation stage in the creative process?

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To allow ideas to develop subconsciously.

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Which stage follows the incubation stage?

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Illumination

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True or False: Illumination is when the solution to a problem suddenly becomes clear.

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True

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What is the final stage of the creative process?

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Verification

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a stage of the creative process? A) Preparation B) Incubation C) Execution D) Verification

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C) Execution

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What role does feedback play in the verification stage?

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It helps refine and improve the final output.

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10
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What is meant by ‘creative block’?

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A period where an individual is unable to generate new ideas.

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Fill in the blank: Creative thinking often requires a balance of _____ and analysis.

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Imagination

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12
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True or False: Collaboration can enhance the creative process.

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True

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13
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What is a common technique used to stimulate creativity?

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Brainstorming

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a characteristic of creative individuals? A) Rigidity B) Open-mindedness C) Conformity D) Indifference

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B) Open-mindedness

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What is the significance of divergent thinking in creativity?

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It allows for exploring multiple solutions to a problem.

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16
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Fill in the blank: The ability to combine different ideas is known as _____ thinking.

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Associative

17
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What is the main objective of the preparation stage?

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To understand the problem and gather relevant information.

18
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True or False: The creative process is linear and follows a strict sequence.

19
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What does the term ‘creativity’ refer to?

A

The ability to generate new and original ideas.

20
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following enhances creativity? A) Stress B) Routine C) Variety D) Isolation

A

C) Variety

21
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What is one common barrier to creativity?

A

Fear of failure.

22
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Fill in the blank: _____ is often necessary to transition from ideas to implementation.

A

Discipline

23
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What does ‘creative confidence’ mean?

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Believing in one’s ability to create and innovate.

24
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True or False: All individuals are inherently creative.

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What is a 'mind map' used for in the creative process?
To visually organize and explore ideas.
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What is the role of intuition in creativity?
It helps in making connections between seemingly unrelated ideas.
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following promotes creative thinking? A) Criticism B) Encouragement C) Neglect D) Distraction
B) Encouragement
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Fill in the blank: The _____ method is a structured approach to problem-solving that enhances creativity.
Design
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What is the importance of reflection in the creative process?
It allows individuals to evaluate their work and learn from experiences.
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True or False: Creativity can be developed and nurtured over time.
True
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