Disentangling the Creative Process: an Examination of Differential Antecedents and Outcomes for Specific Process Elements
Abstract Building on theories of sensemaking, this study demonstrates the importance of disentangling the creative process. Specifically, we show that the specific elements of the creative process (problem construction, information search and encoding, and idea generation) are differentially related...
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