What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... physical nature of the neural excitation , which is the solution , is of such a nature that it restores the equilibrium in the unbalanced physical - chemical state set up in the nervous system by the unterminated want or need of the ...
... physical nature of the neural excitation , which is the solution , is of such a nature that it restores the equilibrium in the unbalanced physical - chemical state set up in the nervous system by the unterminated want or need of the ...
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... physical needs to solve the same problem again , often display the correct response at once on subsequent trials , showing that the correct response was thoroughly learned on the first trial . Thus many unful- filled wants , which are ...
... physical needs to solve the same problem again , often display the correct response at once on subsequent trials , showing that the correct response was thoroughly learned on the first trial . Thus many unful- filled wants , which are ...
Page 167
... physical discomfort , if that is necessary . It is well known that different persons assume various physical postures as they work . Some individuals pace the floor when they are thinking about a difficult problem . Others sit quietly ...
... physical discomfort , if that is necessary . It is well known that different persons assume various physical postures as they work . Some individuals pace the floor when they are thinking about a difficult problem . Others sit quietly ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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