 ... creativity is hypothesized to involve more than a simple sum of a person's level on each component. First, there may be thresholds for some components (eg, knowledge) below which creativity is not possible, regardless of the levels on other components....  Creativity: A Handbook for Teachers - Page 23by Ai-Girl Tan - 2007 - 586 pagesLimited preview - About this book
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...regardless of the levels attained on other components. Second, partial compensation may occur in which a strength on one component (eg, motivation) counteracts...intelligence and motivation, in which high levels on both could multiplicatively enhance creativity. In general, confluence theories of creativity offer the... | |
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...regardless of the levels attained on other components. Second. partial compensation may occur in which a strength on one component (eg. motivation) counteracts...components could multiplicatively enhance creativity. We have sought to test the investment theory of creativity in several studies examining some of the... | |
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...on one component (for example, motivation) counteracts a weakness on another component (for example, environment). Third, interactions may also occur between...both novel and valuable. But they are often rejected when the creative innovator stands up to vested interests and defies the crowd (cf. Csikszentmihalyi,... | |
 | Keith J. Holyoak, Robert G. Morrison - Psychology - 2005 - 880 pages
...possible regardless of the levels on other components. Second, partial compensation may occur in which a strength on one component (eg, motivation) counteracts...components could multiplicatively enhance creativity. In general, confluence theories of creativity offer the possibility of accounting for diverse aspects... | |
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