Academics, students, and researchers in creativity will discover a new perspective on the subject: creative innovation depends on inside-of-the-box thinking. That's right! Not outside the box... This book presents creativity as a concept that builds on what we know and how we use old ideas to produce new ones.
Academics, students, and researchers in creativity will discover a new perspective on the subject: creative innovation depends on inside-of-the-box thinking. That's right! Not outside the box... This book presents creativity as a concept that builds on what we know and how we use old ideas to produce new ones.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert W. Weisberg is a cognitive psychologist and Professor of Psychology at Temple University, Philadelphia. His primary area of interest is the cognitive mechanisms underlying creativity, on which he has published numerous papers and books.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I. Introduction: 1. Setting the stage: Introduction to the study of creativity: 2. Creativity: What it is; Part II. Analytic Thinking in Creativity: 3. Problem solving; 4. Case studies of creativity: the universality of creativity; 5. Analogical thinking in problem solving and creativity; Part III. The Question of Extraordinary Thought Processes in Creativity: 6. How do you get to Carnegie hall? Practice, talent, and creativity; 7. Insight in problem solving and creative thinking; 8. The question of unconscious processes in creative thinking; 9. Genius and madness; Part IV. The Psychometrics of Creativity: Can We Identify Creative People?; 10. Testing for creativity: divergent thinking, executive functioning, and creative thinking; 11. The search for 'the creative personality'; Part V. The Bigger Picture: 12. Two confluence theories of creativity; Part VI. The Neuroscience of Creativity: 13. The neuroscience of creativity.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Setting the stage: Introduction to the study of creativity: 2. Creativity: What it is; Part II. Analytic Thinking in Creativity: 3. Problem solving; 4. Case studies of creativity: the universality of creativity; 5. Analogical thinking in problem solving and creativity; Part III. The Question of Extraordinary Thought Processes in Creativity: 6. How do you get to Carnegie hall? Practice, talent, and creativity; 7. Insight in problem solving and creative thinking; 8. The question of unconscious processes in creative thinking; 9. Genius and madness; Part IV. The Psychometrics of Creativity: Can We Identify Creative People?; 10. Testing for creativity: divergent thinking, executive functioning, and creative thinking; 11. The search for 'the creative personality'; Part V. The Bigger Picture: 12. Two confluence theories of creativity; Part VI. The Neuroscience of Creativity: 13. The neuroscience of creativity.
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