The Basics of Creativity
The Nature of Creativity
Motivation and Creativity
100

Problem Solving

What is Creativity that requires moving from an initial state to a goal state. 

100

The Psychologist who proposed creativity should be measured in terms of divergent production 

Who is J.P. Guilford

100

Motivation to work on tasks for ones own sake, because they are interesting, exciting, or personally challenging.

What is Intrinsic Motivation

200

Two criteria a solution must meet to be considered creative

What is both novel and useful

200

Divergent Production

What is The number of different responses made to a test item.

200

Motivation to work on tasks to earn a promised reward or to win a competition.

What is Extrinsic Motivation

300

Amount of papers written about creativity and published between 1999 and 2009

What is more than 10,000

300

Convergent Production

What is a single response that researchers measure the quality of

300

Creativity can actually be enhanced if the extrinsic factors provide

What is Useful Feedback

400

People who think creatively often experience 

What is moments of genius, and light bulbs flashing continuously above their heads 

400
People who can be creative when they are consciously focusing on a task
What is Focused Attention
400

The belief that you have the ability to organize and carry out a specific task

What is Self-efficiency
500

Some Psychologists argue creativity is based on

What is Based on ordinary thinking, a process similar to our everyday problem solving

500

Some tests require test takers to overcome 

What is Functional Fixedness

500

The ability to keep working on a task, even when you encounter obstacles

What is Perseverance