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Sternberg, Robert J.; Kaufman, James C. – Journal of Creative Behavior, 2012
The propulsion theory of creative contributions is a theory that focuses on how a creative act or product builds on and adds to knowledge in various fields. In this article, we apply the propulsion theory of creative contributions not to creative discoveries or inventions, but rather to late-career decisions about future directions in which one…
Descriptors: Creativity, Career Development, Theories, Decision Making
Mumford, Michael D.; Blair, Cassie; Dailey, Lesley; Leritz, Lyle E.; Osburn, Holly K. – Journal of Creative Behavior, 2006
The generation of new ideas is a complex demanding activity involving multiple processing operations. As is the case in other forms of complex cognition, biases in process execution can induce errors that limit peoples' ability to generate viable new ideas. In the present effort, the nature of these biases, and their impact on creative thought,…
Descriptors: Creativity, Creative Thinking, Comparative Analysis, Problem Solving

Holt, G. Richard; Chang, Hui-Ching – Journal of Creative Behavior, 1992
This essay describes the use of I Ching hexagrams as a focus to improve the ability of college student groups to evolve creative solutions and improve decision-making skills. The philosophy of I Ching is briefly explained, and examples are given of hexagram interpretations which are applicable to group discussion and problem solving. (DB)
Descriptors: Brainstorming, Creative Activities, Creative Development, Creativity

Agor, Weston H. – Journal of Creative Behavior, 1991
This article outlines goals and techniques that can be used to seek and employ intuitive skills for improved decision making. The article describes the Brain Skill Management program, which helps organizations identify intuitive talent resources and needs, integrate this talent with traditional management approaches, and develop intuitive talent…
Descriptors: Adults, Business Administration, Creative Thinking, Creativity

Foster, Maelee Thomson – Journal of Creative Behavior, 1992
A series of 6- to 10-week programs in creative collage were given to disabled elderly residents within a special care facility. The program stressed choice, decision making, and personal autonomy in the design process. Participants were involved in all stages of the creative process including exploration, manipulation, establishing a unity,…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Art Expression, Creative Art, Creativity

Aiken, Milam; Riggs, Mary – Journal of Creative Behavior, 1993
A computer-based group decision support system (GDSS) to increase collaborative group productivity and creativity is explained. Various roles for the computer are identified, and implementation of GDSS systems at the University of Mississippi and International Business Machines are described. The GDSS is seen as fostering productivity through…
Descriptors: Adults, Brainstorming, Computer Networks, Computer Oriented Programs