Creativity is the production of ideas or products that are both novel and useful. For example, listing dozens of unusual uses for a brick shows divergent thinking, while finding the single correct answer shows convergent thinking. This chapter covers Torrance, Getzels and Jackson, Guilford, Wallach and Kogan, and the relationship between intelligence and creativity.
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Creativity
Psychology · Unit 6 · ~12 min read · Original chapter
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