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Mark Runco

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    creativity
    / Phase models of creativity

    The American psychologist Mark Runco holds that the creative process consists of six essential stages, or phases. In the first stage, ā€œorientationā€ (a time of intense interest and curiosity), the creative individual gathers information. The second stage, ā€œincubation,ā€ consists of defining the problem and seeking a solution and…

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    The American psychologist Mark Runco holds that the creative process consists of six essential stages, or phases. In the first stage, ā€œorientationā€ (a time of intense interest and curiosity), the creative individual gathers information. The second stage, ā€œincubation,ā€ consists of defining the problem and seeking a solution and…

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