Definition of Creative Thinking

According to Sparker, creative thinking is the ability to produce common solutions to problems. (True/False)

Creative thinking is defined as an intellectual activity that leads to continuous, valuable, and serious ideas for society. (True/False)

According to Romey, creative thinking is the ability to connect things or ideas in a new way. (True/False)

Laycock defines creative thinking as the ability to solve a certain problem by only one method. (True/False)

According to Mohamed Hamada, creative thinking is the individual's ability to produce various solutions to problems and does not involve producing new engineering figures. (True/False)

Creative thinking aims to solve problems which face man and also it tends to study and understand the different phenomena to know its theories and laws. (True/False)

Creative thinking is a flexible process limited to one way of thinking. (True/False)

Creative thinking excludes personal or individual interests and trends when treating problems. (True/False)

Ideas resulting from creative thinking are characterized with accurate and mathematical language. (True/False)

Test in math's is held by discovering the correlation between results or theories with contractions or paradoxes. (True/False)