THE INTRIGUING CONCEPT OF CREATIVITY: UNDERSTANDING ITS NATURE AND VALUE
Keywords:
Creativity, Innovation, Multidimensional features, Psychology, Neuroscience, Education, Philosophy, Business, Arts, Cultural influence, Cognitive Process, Conceptual framework, Unique traits, Skills, Thinking styles, Motivation.Abstract
This article delves into the complex concept of creativity, discussing its multidimensional features, the factors influencing it, and its valued role across various disciplines. The author highlights how creativity, an amalgamation of unique traits, skills, thinking styles, and motivation, is an essential catalyst for innovation and progress. The article explores creativity from the perspectives of different disciplines such as psychology, neuroscience, education, philosophy, business, and the arts, each contributing unique insights to our understanding of the concept. Ultimately, the author emphasizes that creativity is a transformative force that can inspire positive change and add immense value to our lives and society.
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