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    The document discusses creativity management and defines creativity. It states that imagination is the beginning of creation, and that you will create what you imagine. It provides definitions of creativity from dictionaries and outlines that creativity involves generating new ideas and bringing something new into existence. It describes creativity as novel, useful, understandable, and fostered by an environment that values it. The document also lists intellectual skills like choosing, predicting, interpreting, and recalling that allow humans to be creative. It provides examples of different forms of creativity and benefits like positive attitude and reduced stress. Factors that can influence or facilitate creativity are also outlined.

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    CREATIVITY MANAGEMENT

    BY
    DIVYA BHOJWANI
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    a t y o u w i l l.
    wh
    “Imagination is more important
    than
    knowledge."

    - Albert Einstein
    Creativity means

    The capability of producing new


    solutions in the intellectual way to
    solve problems
    Smith Family: In the Smith family, there
    are 7 sisters and each sister has 1
    brother. If you count Mr. Smith, how many
    males are there in the Smith family?
    ANS:

    Two ( the father and the


    brother)
    Yesterday I went to the zoo and saw
    the giraffes and ostriches. Altogether
    they had 30 eyes and 44 legs. How
    many animals were there?
    ANS:

    15 (30 eyes each animal has 2


    eyes = 30/2)
    Our basketball team won a game last
    week by the score of 73-49, and yet
    not even one man on our team scored
    as much as a single point. How is that
    possible?
    ANS:

    It was a woman’s team


    Definition
    Webster’s Dictionary: Artistic or
    intellectual inventiveness
    Creativity involves the generation of new
    ideas
    Brings into existence something new.
    What Is Creativity?
    Describable and Satisfying:
     Novel: unique, new, innovative, different, imaginative,
    non-typical, unusual.

     Useful: responds to a need, has some utility or value,


    answers a question.

     Understandable: not the result of chance, reproducible.

     Through novel, creativity is describable and satisfying.


    What Is Creativity?
    Social Factors:

     Creativity is fostered by an environment.

     Creativity must be valued by a community.

     Creativity is shaped by those who evaluate


    it.
    What Is Creativity?
    Creativity Needs:

     Skill: Learned capacity or talent to carry out pre-


    determined results.

     Talent: Natural endowments of a person.

     Personality: Patterns of relatively enduring


    characteristics of human behavior.
    What Is Creativity?

    Intellectual Skills:
    Humans have intellectual skills that allow them to have creativity . . .

     Choosing  Translating
     Predicting  Recalling
     Interpreting  Manipulating
    What Is Creativity?
     Choosing: To select from a number of
    possibilities and pick by preference.

     Predicting: To state, tell about, or make


    something known in advance, on the
    basis of special knowledge.

     Interpreting: To explain and understand


    the meaning of something and to conceive
    the significance of it.
    What Is Creativity?
     Translating: To transform something from
    one state to another.

     Recalling: To remember and bring back to


    mind a previous subject or situation.

     Manipulating: To handle, manage, or use


    (sometimes with skill) an object in a
    process or performance.
    What Is Creativity?
    Creativity can come in different forms . . .
    Scientific: inventions or medical cures.

    Artistic/Musical: beautiful paintings,


    sculptures, or songs.

    Creative Writing: novels, short stories, and


    poems.
    Benefits of Creativity
    Positive attitude
    Leads to New innovation
    Self Confidence
    Reduced Stress
    Satisfaction
    Creativity develops by
    Loneness

    day dreaming

    Free thinking
    Limitations of Creativity
    Individual & social influences factors
    Aging changes
    Economic status
    Geographic distance
    Cultured difference
    Facilitators of creativity
    A dream
    A plan
    Specific knowledge
    Willing to work hard
    Never say “No”
    Take responsibility
    Look for solutions to problems
    CONT……

    Decision Making
    The courage to admit a mistake
    Independent
    Self-confident
    Work & cooperate with others
    Be enthusiastic always

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