The Creativity Conundrum: A Propulsion Model of Kinds of Creative Contributions

Robert J. Sternberg · James C. Kaufman · Jean E. Pretz

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The Propulsion Model of Creative Contributions. Replication. Redefinition. Forward Incrementation. Advance Forward Incrementation. Redirection. Reconstruction / Redirection. Reinitiation. Integration. The Relation of the Propulsion Model to Theories of Creativity. Conclusion.

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