What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 87
... less certain of his success . During most of this period he lacks the self - assurance which he had in the preceding stage , as he becomes more aware of the defects and imperfections in his work . However , near the end of the period of ...
... less certain of his success . During most of this period he lacks the self - assurance which he had in the preceding stage , as he becomes more aware of the defects and imperfections in his work . However , near the end of the period of ...
Page 130
... less time for research . A comparison of the available time against Lehman's curve for output in chemis- try shows the two factors to develop and decline quite simi- larly . The criterion of creative ability , therefore , should not be ...
... less time for research . A comparison of the available time against Lehman's curve for output in chemis- try shows the two factors to develop and decline quite simi- larly . The criterion of creative ability , therefore , should not be ...
Page 131
... less important names in his list . In fact , Adams says that his list includes most of the well - known names and many less well - known . On the other hand , Lehman may have selected his data more carefully when he constructed curves ...
... less important names in his list . In fact , Adams says that his list includes most of the well - known names and many less well - known . On the other hand , Lehman may have selected his data more carefully when he constructed curves ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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