Psychology of Creativity
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2018509498
S$1,461
About This Course
Compare different theories and approaches to creativity.
Examine key questions regarding creativity.
Analyze how the environment affects creativity.
Propose ways to measure creativity in different contexts.
Appraise different processes and stages of creativity
Recommend strategies to foster creativity at school and at work.
What You'll Learn
‘But what ... is it good for?’: This is what an engineer at IBM was purported to have said in 1968 about the microchip. Today, we can look back and rejoice in the creativity and innovativeness of the microchip, which has made possible the moon landing, the drafting of a TMA on a computer, and everything in between. The unity human beings experienced in witnessing the moon landing is similarly expressed today in our universal fascination with creativity. In this course, we talk about this favourite topic of ours. We ask questions like “Can rewarding someone make them more creative?” and “is there such a thing as a creative personality?” We examine the environment for antecedents of creativity. We critically analyse ways of measuring creativity. Finally, we work out how we can foster creativity in the classroom and in the workplace.
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