Intro To Ethics in Creativity

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What are the Four Ps?

Person

Press/Place

Product

Process

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What are the Five A’s?

Action

Artifact

Affordances

Audience

Actor

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Difference of Five As and Four Ps?

Five As take a more sociocultural approach, whilst Ps are more personal and decontextualized

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What are all the C stages?

Mini C (creativity for self)

Small C (daily amounts of creativity)

Pro C (professional level creativity)

Big C (achieved level)

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Wallas Moral Theory

  1. Preparation

  2. Incubation

  3. Intimidation

  4. Illumination

  5. Verification (testing the revealed idea)

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Problem Construction

How we create, define, formulate a problem in order to tackle it (more succesful than not doing it)

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What are the two main aspects of creativity?

Novelty and Self Expressoin

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What are the two main parts of creativity?

Novelty and Value

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What is instrumental value?

The value the instrument has in service of something

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What is intrinsic and final value

Intrinsic value is the feeling one gets from completing, and final value is the value of ends. They have a success condition.

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What is J.P. Gilford SOI Model?

Operations (5)

Content (4)
Product (6)

All create 120 possible mental abilities

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Divergent thinking

The generation and creating of ideas

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Convergent ideas

The selection and routine in selecting new ideas

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What is Theresa Amble’s Model (Componential Theory)

Domain relevant skills

Creativity relevant skills

Intrinsic task motivation

Social environment

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Strenberh and Lubarts investement theory

“Buy low, sell high” in idea markets

Six interrelated rousers

  1. Intellectual abilities

  2. Knowledge

  3. Thinking Styles 

  4. Personality

  5. Motivation

  6. Environment

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Csikszentimihalyi’s Systems Model

Domain (the broad category)

Field (gatekeepers)

Person (ideas)

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KSAO Model

Knolwedge

Skills

Abilities

Others

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Five Crisis’ of creativity

  1. some people more creative

  2. Narrowly defining creative priveleges

  3. Denying people the oppurtunity to create and invent with others

  4. Ill-equipping people for successs