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- Late-life creativity: Who is really over the hill? Simonton, D.K. // Executive Health's Good Health Report;Jan1992, Vol. 28 Issue 4, p1
Probes whether or not, in occupations that demand genuine creativity, demographic shifts mean that creativity must decline in society as a whole and even in individuals. Stereotypes abound about the intellectual infertility of old age; Whether ornot these stereotypes are valid; Good and bad...
- Ideas. // Supervision;Jun90, Vol. 51 Issue 6, p25
Presents advice on how to enhance one's creativity. Includes calling brain-storming meetings; Following of instincts; Continual learning; Weighing pros and cons of each possible course of action; Perseverance.
- Seven ways to fire up your creativity. Parachin, Victor M. // Supervision;Jan92, Vol. 53 Issue 1, p3
Presents seven ways to boost one's creativity.
- What's your IQs? Allerton, Haidee E. // Training & Development;Jun97, Vol. 51 Issue 6, p9
Offers tips on how to persuade one's boss to accept one's creative ideas. Advice from Robert Sternberg, a professor of psychology at Yale.
- The beginnings of creativity. Pinard, Mary // Regional Review;Fall96, Vol. 6 Issue 4, p5
Describes the special process of creativity. Creative process as genuinely unpredictable; Destructiveness of any creative act.
- The creative touch. Katz-Leavy, J. // Nation's Business;Mar90, Vol. 78 Issue 3, p42
Suggests ways to foster employees' creativity. Recognizing the importance of creativity; Deterrents to creativity; Finding ways to channel workers' creativity; Learning ways to motivate creativity.
- Assessment of creativity: Resolving a mid-life crisis. Houtz, John C.; Krug, Damon // Educational Psychology Review;Sep95, Vol. 7 Issue 3, p269
Reviews the assessment of creativity. Creativity assessment methods; Criteria by which creativity assessment has traditionally been evaluated; Applications of creativity assessment findings; Forces of change influencing psychology and education; Guidelines and recommendations for teachers and...
- Insights about creativity: Questioned, rejected, ridiculed, ignored. Torrance, E. Paul // Educational Psychology Review;Sep95, Vol. 7 Issue 3, p313
Seeks to identify the author's insights from creativity research which have not been widely accepted. Stimulus for the insight; Significance of behaving toward others as they want to be treated; Concept of past behavior as the best predictor of future behavior; Examples of insight about...
- King of the copycats. Foote, J. // Newsweek;4/4/1988, Vol. 111 Issue 14, p59
Victor Costa is a veteran couture knockoff artist, and is now officially in vogue. He offers low prices in the world of high fashion with his stylized renditions of Paris designs. He has also found his way into fashion-conscious women's hearts and closets with his $250 to $800 dresses, which...
- Inventiveness. Tice, Terrence N. // Education Digest;Sep92, Vol. 58 Issue 1, p49
Relates the beliefs of E. Paul Torrence, an advocate of creative thinking among students for several decades. Contributed `A National Climate for Creativity and Invention' to the January/February 1992 `Gifted Child Quarterly'; Appreciative reports from Japan.
