The document discusses several aspects of creativity including fluency, flexibility, originality, and elaboration. Fluency refers to generating many responses within a category. Flexibility involves stretching or shifting the mind to generate a variety of categories. Originality means unique ideas that are relevant but not obvious. Elaboration is adding details to ideas to make them easier to understand or more interesting.

1. Based on ideas from: Torrance, P. (1979). The Search for Satori and Creativity. Creativity Common "Faces" of

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3. Stretching or shifting the mind to generate a variety of categories Flexibility For example… … TYPING CASES … typing styles … typing sizes images.amazon.com/images/ P/0486427552.01._SCL...

4. Unique ideas that are relevant, but not obvious Originality Beginning of “the greatest” tea = ? Origin + ali + ty = ephemereillusion.free.fr/ For example… Originality

5. Adding details for interest or clarity For example… Elaboration www.groombridge.co.uk/ ef_gal.htm What specific idea will make the idea easier to understand or more interesting