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According to Sternberg and Lubart, what qualities contribute to a creative product?
According to Sternberg and Lubart, what qualities contribute to a creative product?
- It must be novel, useful, original and visually appealing.
- It must be practical, efficient, and cost-effective.
- It must be complex, innovative, and have mass appeal.
- It must be novel, appropriate, unpredictable and valuable. (correct)
Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between creativity and problem-solving?
Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between creativity and problem-solving?
- Creativity is the ability to find any solution to a problem; innovation finds new and unusual solutions.
- Problem-solving hinders creativity by focusing on conventional solutions.
- Creativity is about artistic expression, problem solving relies on logic.
- Creative problem-solving involves approaching issues in unconventional ways. (correct)
Why is defining creativity considered complicated?
Why is defining creativity considered complicated?
- Creativity is only understood through personal experience; science doesn't acknowledge it.
- The concept of creativity has numerous dimensions and interpretations. (correct)
- Creativity is too abstract and cannot be measured or understood.
- Creativity is limited to artistic endeavors, making it hard to apply universally.
Which of the following is NOT considered a myth about creativity?
Which of the following is NOT considered a myth about creativity?
What does it mean to foster creativity?
What does it mean to foster creativity?
What is implied by the statement 'we are all born with abilities to unleash creative potentials'?
What is implied by the statement 'we are all born with abilities to unleash creative potentials'?
What is the role of curiosity in the creative process?
What is the role of curiosity in the creative process?
Mel Rhodes identified four key aspects that influence creativity. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
Mel Rhodes identified four key aspects that influence creativity. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
What is the significance of 'Press' (Environment) in the context of the 4Ps of Creativity?
What is the significance of 'Press' (Environment) in the context of the 4Ps of Creativity?
How does intelligence relate to creativity, as suggested in the lecture?
How does intelligence relate to creativity, as suggested in the lecture?
How does the lecture define intelligence?
How does the lecture define intelligence?
How does aesthetics relate to creativity?
How does aesthetics relate to creativity?
Which of the following activities align with the concept of breaking down and restructuring knowledge to gain insights?
Which of the following activities align with the concept of breaking down and restructuring knowledge to gain insights?
What is meant when the lecture argues that creativity is an ability to come up with new and different viewpoints on a subject?
What is meant when the lecture argues that creativity is an ability to come up with new and different viewpoints on a subject?
What does it mean to say that generating ideas is not a chance process?
What does it mean to say that generating ideas is not a chance process?
Which of the following statements about fostering creativity is most accurate?
Which of the following statements about fostering creativity is most accurate?
What is the best metaphor, referenced between intelligence, aesthetics, and creativity?
What is the best metaphor, referenced between intelligence, aesthetics, and creativity?
Which of the following is an example of using creativity in artistic or copywriting endeavors?
Which of the following is an example of using creativity in artistic or copywriting endeavors?
Which of the following most accurately describes the definition of intelligence?
Which of the following most accurately describes the definition of intelligence?
Creativity leads to
Creativity leads to
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Intelligence
Intelligence
The capacity to learn, reason, solve problems, and adapt effectively in various contexts, using knowledge, logic, and past experiences.
Aesthetics
Aesthetics
A branch of philosophy exploring beauty, taste, and sensory-emotional experiences, especially in art, interpreting how we perceive and evaluate these experiences.
Creativity
Creativity
The ability to come up with viewing new points on a subject and solving problems in unusual ways by breaking down and restructuring knowledge.
Creative Outcome
Creative Outcome
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Fostering Creativity
Fostering Creativity
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Generating Ideas
Generating Ideas
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4 P's of Creativity
4 P's of Creativity
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Study Notes
Lecture 1: Creativity
- A lecture on Creative Strategy & Copywriting DAD 359
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to explain the concept of creativity
- You will be able to discuss the importance of developing a theoretical or conceptual understanding of creativity within a context.
- You will be able to discuss the components of creativity
Intelligence
- Intelligence is a multifaceted concept
- Intelligence means one has the ability to learn, reason, solve problems, and adapt to new or changing situations.
- Intelligence means one is using knowledge effectively in various contexts, drawing logical inferences, thinking abstractly, and learning from past experiences.
Aesthetics
- Aesthetics is a branch of philosophy
- Aesthetics relates to the nature of beauty, taste, and experiences related to art and other sensory-emotional values.
- Aesthetics explores how sensory experiences are perceived, interpreted, and evaluated as artistic or beautiful.
Creativity
- Creativity is an ability to come up with new and different viewpoints on a subject
- It involves solving problems in an unusual way.
- It involves breaking down and restructuring knowledge about a subject in order to gain new insights into its nature.
- Creativity is a complicated concept, because it has many dimensions
Creative outcome
- A product is creative when it is novel, appropriate, original (not predictable), and valuable
- The bigger the concept and the more the product stimulates further work and ideas, the more creative the product
Examples of applying Creativity
- Applying creativity happens when communicating ideas and concepts
- There is no creativity in the art work
- The design is not showing much creativity
Creativity myths
- Creativity is not just about artistic expression
- Creativity is not limited to a small segment of the population
- Creativity does not always come in a flash of insight
- Creativity can be taught
Fostering Creativity
- Fostering creativity is the process by which an individual is supported to acquire or modify knowledge, skills, attitudes, or behaviors through experience, practice, study, or instruction to solve problems.
- Everyone is born with the ability to unleash creative potentials
Basic facts about Idea generation
- Generating ideas is not a chance process
- Ideas appear when people are actively seeking them.
- Idea generation happens to people who are curious or inquiring and are engaged in a search for opportunities, possibilities, answers, or inventions.
4 P's of Creativity. Mel Rhodes (1961)
- Person
- Press (Environment)
- Process
- Product
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Lecture on the concepts of creativity, intelligence and aesthetics. Intelligence allows one to learn, reason and adapt. Aesthetics explores how sensory experiences are perceived and interpreted.
