What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... habits in success , if they are too fixed , they may interfere with a person's creative thinking . Sometimes a variation in one's routine and per- sonal habits may promote new ideas . Although most people object to changing their daily ...
... habits in success , if they are too fixed , they may interfere with a person's creative thinking . Sometimes a variation in one's routine and per- sonal habits may promote new ideas . Although most people object to changing their daily ...
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... habits 156-8 , 173 , 191 Ways of improving creative thinking ( cont . ) beneficial recreational activities 153- 4 , 172 , 175-6 , 191 caution and accuracy 164 , 190 criticism of own work 168 encouragement to think creatively 159-60 ...
... habits 156-8 , 173 , 191 Ways of improving creative thinking ( cont . ) beneficial recreational activities 153- 4 , 172 , 175-6 , 191 caution and accuracy 164 , 190 criticism of own work 168 encouragement to think creatively 159-60 ...
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... habits of living 149 , 152 , 157–8 , 177-9 , 191 favorable physical condition 152–3 , 166–7 , 191 general cultural background 150 , 173 general curiosity 150–1 , 164–5 , 180 , 189 , 191-3 mood 149 , 152–3 , 172 , 191 motivation 148 ...
... habits of living 149 , 152 , 157–8 , 177-9 , 191 favorable physical condition 152–3 , 166–7 , 191 general cultural background 150 , 173 general curiosity 150–1 , 164–5 , 180 , 189 , 191-3 mood 149 , 152–3 , 172 , 191 motivation 148 ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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