What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... correct re- sponse is recognized almost at once as the correct solution to the problem . In more difficult problems the relationship of the significant factors is not apprehended until after reason- ing of a simple or more complex ...
... correct re- sponse is recognized almost at once as the correct solution to the problem . In more difficult problems the relationship of the significant factors is not apprehended until after reason- ing of a simple or more complex ...
Page 61
... correct idea , as well as of the irrelevant ones , appears in creative thinking before the goal or solution is reached , the influence of hav- ing reached the goal in stamping in the correct responses on subsequent trials , as in the ...
... correct idea , as well as of the irrelevant ones , appears in creative thinking before the goal or solution is reached , the influence of hav- ing reached the goal in stamping in the correct responses on subsequent trials , as in the ...
Page 66
... correct response is so forcibly impressed or learned by the thinker in the stage of illumination , that , even if the identical problem occurred again , he would probably make the correct response at once on subsequent occasions . Even ...
... correct response is so forcibly impressed or learned by the thinker in the stage of illumination , that , even if the identical problem occurred again , he would probably make the correct response at once on subsequent occasions . Even ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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