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... thinking . For Guilford ( 1950 , 1957a , b , 1959 ) it is in divergent thinking that we find the most important ingre- dients of creativity . Divergent thinking , to which we have already re- ferred in Chapter 1 , is a form of thinking ...
... thinking . For Guilford ( 1950 , 1957a , b , 1959 ) it is in divergent thinking that we find the most important ingre- dients of creativity . Divergent thinking , to which we have already re- ferred in Chapter 1 , is a form of thinking ...
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... thinking . Some children around two years of age will quite often say " Daddy " if shown a picture of a man and will ... thinking can be in- terpreted in ways that are apparently different from those so far pre- sented . In reality , all ...
... thinking . Some children around two years of age will quite often say " Daddy " if shown a picture of a man and will ... thinking can be in- terpreted in ways that are apparently different from those so far pre- sented . In reality , all ...
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... thinking . We could advance the hypothesis that these prehuman species did use paleologic thinking to a large extent , and that it is on account of this use that they eventually perished . In fact , a life regulated according to ...
... thinking . We could advance the hypothesis that these prehuman species did use paleologic thinking to a large extent , and that it is on account of this use that they eventually perished . In fact , a life regulated according to ...
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