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DOI: 10.1037/h0063487
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“…Many of these firms have created "idea factories," in which teams brainstorm using e-mail, Web-based groupware, and face-to-face meetings, with the goal of generating ideas that change existing business paradigms (Stepanek 1999). In forming idea factories, most companies have focused on finding creative people and giving them the resources they need because there is a long history that shows that some people are simply more creative than others (Guildford 1950, Amabile 1983, Ford 1996, Woodman et al 1993. However, the exposure to ideas from other team members and the use of creative problem-solving techniques may be at least as important in creative idea generation (Amabile et al 1996, Couger et al 1993, Gallupe et al 1992, VanGundy 1988.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many of these firms have created "idea factories," in which teams brainstorm using e-mail, Web-based groupware, and face-to-face meetings, with the goal of generating ideas that change existing business paradigms (Stepanek 1999). In forming idea factories, most companies have focused on finding creative people and giving them the resources they need because there is a long history that shows that some people are simply more creative than others (Guildford 1950, Amabile 1983, Ford 1996, Woodman et al 1993. However, the exposure to ideas from other team members and the use of creative problem-solving techniques may be at least as important in creative idea generation (Amabile et al 1996, Couger et al 1993, Gallupe et al 1992, VanGundy 1988.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como ponto de partida, gostaríamos, entretanto, de lembrar que a necessidade de uma educação mais criativa tem sido ressaltada por autores diversos, como Cropley (1997Cropley ( , 2004, Guilford (1950Guilford ( , 1971Guilford ( , 1979, Rogers (1959), MacKinnon (1959MacKinnon ( , 1970 e Torrance (1965Torrance ( , 1970Torrance ( , 1987Torrance ( , 1993Torrance ( , 1995, nos últimos 50 anos. Estes e outros autores, como Alencar (1992Alencar ( , 1993Alencar & Fleith, 2003a), Maslow (1969), May (1982) -Quais são os antecedentes, ao nível de variáveis do contexto familiar e escolar, que contribuem para a criação nas ciências e nas artes?…”
Section: Questões De Pesquisaunclassified
“…Psychologists have long worked in this field (e.g., Wallas, 1926;Guilford, 1950). More recently, regional science with a focus on geographical settings which are able to attract relatively more so-called creative actors has also focused on the topic especially in urban regions (Florida, 2002;Scott, 2006).…”
Section: Creative Capacity In the Field Of Regional Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%