What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... responses and the partially correct response , which is modified to become the correct response when the reward is reached the first time . In creative thinking the correct re- sponse shows a tendency to recur before the goal is reached ...
... responses and the partially correct response , which is modified to become the correct response when the reward is reached the first time . In creative thinking the correct re- sponse shows a tendency to recur before the goal is reached ...
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... response of purpose or goal is either ( a ) a specific response or habit learned from solving previous similar problems , or ( b ) a more generalized response abstracted from many previous responses , as inter- est or concept , but ...
... response of purpose or goal is either ( a ) a specific response or habit learned from solving previous similar problems , or ( b ) a more generalized response abstracted from many previous responses , as inter- est or concept , but ...
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... response restores the equilibrium in the nervous system and the problem is ended . Thus the " symbol of purpose " or " partly adequate response " intervenes between the stimulus and the response , which solves the problem . As mentioned ...
... response restores the equilibrium in the nervous system and the problem is ended . Thus the " symbol of purpose " or " partly adequate response " intervenes between the stimulus and the response , which solves the problem . As mentioned ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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