1997
DOI: 10.1207/s15326934crj1001_6
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The Creativity Styles Questionnaire--Revised

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“…CSQ-R, described in [17] with 78 items). One possible approach to facilitate the understanding of complex intellectual constructs is to consider their opposite, or their associated "negative space"(see figure 2 …”
Section: Description Of the Proposed Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CSQ-R, described in [17] with 78 items). One possible approach to facilitate the understanding of complex intellectual constructs is to consider their opposite, or their associated "negative space"(see figure 2 …”
Section: Description Of the Proposed Solutionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many creativity-related tests have been developed over the years, including personality tests that contain various sorts of creativeness scales (e.g., Costa & McCrae, 1980;Khatena & Torrance, 1976;Myers & McCaulley, 1985;Taylor & Fish, 1979), tests that measure the different styles with which people express creativity (e.g., Basadur, Wakabayashi, & Graen, 1990;Kirton, 1976;Kumar, Kemmler, & Holman, 1997), tests that measure divergent thinking, (e.g., Auzmendi, Villa, & Abedi, 1996;Guilford, 1968;Meeker & Meeker, 2000;Runco, 1994;Torrance, 1998), tests that measure how suitable various environments are for creative expression (e.g., Amabile & Gryskiewicz, 1989;Walberg & Anderson, 1968), tests that measure creative achievement (e.g., Ludwig, 1992;Richards, Kinney, Benet, & Merzel, 1988), and so on.…”
Section: Creativity Testsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De igual manera, se incorporaron en la batería inicial variables de emprendimiento, exploración e innovación, usadas en el estudio Creative City Index (Landry & Hyams 2012), actitudes del individuo creativo, manifiestas por Sternberg (2006), actividades como creencias, técnicas, orientación final al producto, control ambiental y uso de los sentidos de escala de Kumar et al (1997) y componentes desde el modelo de Ambiele como destrezas adecuado, estilo cognitivo, conocimiento explícito e implícito para generar ideas novedosas, estilo de trabajo favorecedor (Garaigordobil & Pérez 2002). Relacionado con el concepto de la generación de ideas el pensamiento creativo ya sea pensamiento divergente, brainstorming, pensamiento sinéctico o analógico, pensamiento asociativo, pensamiento de bisociación, pensamiento lateral, pensamiento janosiano (Ang & Low 2000) y asociado a relaciones públicas según modelo de Green (2010) la información, incubación, integración e ilustración.…”
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