What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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Page 38
... relation to the ability of the subject , so as to produce creative thinking . Illumina- tion is typically preceded by the stages of preparation and incubation , which may be lacking in simpler problems . Patrick's experiments show that ...
... relation to the ability of the subject , so as to produce creative thinking . Illumina- tion is typically preceded by the stages of preparation and incubation , which may be lacking in simpler problems . Patrick's experiments show that ...
Page 96
... relation from the ideas which were its original fundaments to another idea , and thereby generating the further idea ... relations as ' dependent parts , ' but is not composed of relations , being psychologically prior to relations , in ...
... relation from the ideas which were its original fundaments to another idea , and thereby generating the further idea ... relations as ' dependent parts , ' but is not composed of relations , being psychologically prior to relations , in ...
Page 133
... relation to thinking begins in infancy and reflective thinking occurs at the end of the childhood period . Other investigators assert that children have the same general patterns of reasoning as adults , but their ability to render ...
... relation to thinking begins in infancy and reflective thinking occurs at the end of the childhood period . Other investigators assert that children have the same general patterns of reasoning as adults , but their ability to render ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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