What is Creative Thinking?Philosophical Library, 1955 - 210 pages |
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... trial of trial and error learning before the goal is reached . In trial and error learning , on the first trial the blind alleys may be entered more often or less often than the correct alley . Likewise , in creative thought , in ...
... trial of trial and error learning before the goal is reached . In trial and error learning , on the first trial the blind alleys may be entered more often or less often than the correct alley . Likewise , in creative thought , in ...
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... trials ' and are carried out by obvious manual manipulations , " the authors do not distinguish between the random trial and error be- havior which occurs before the solution is reached the first time when the animal in the maze or ...
... trials ' and are carried out by obvious manual manipulations , " the authors do not distinguish between the random trial and error be- havior which occurs before the solution is reached the first time when the animal in the maze or ...
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... trials , showing that the correct response was thoroughly learned on the first trial . Thus many unful- filled wants , which are induced by physical or social circum- stances , may recur repeatedly with the same intensity even after the ...
... trials , showing that the correct response was thoroughly learned on the first trial . Thus many unful- filled wants , which are induced by physical or social circum- stances , may recur repeatedly with the same intensity even after the ...
Contents
THOUGHT | 48 |
EMOTION IN CREATIVE THOUGHT | 74 |
IMAGINATION AND CREATIVE THOUGHT | 92 |
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