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A) the joy of the discovery process.
B) the need to conform to social norms.
C) extrinsic motivators.
D) money and fame.
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A) turning ideas over and over in your mind until a breakthrough finally takes place.
B) ensuring that your way of seeing the particular part of the world you are dealing with is useful and real.
C) transforming the new solution to your problem into useful action.
D) transforming your idea into a solid, real concept.
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A) having big "C" creativity instead of "little c" creativity.
B) having high IQ but low EQ.
C) having original ideas but lacking the ability to know a good idea from a bad one.
D) having flexibility and fluency in ideas.
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A) All ideas are analyzed and prioritized.
B) Idea duplications are eliminated.
C) All ideas are recorded.
D) Everyone gives evaluative input.
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A) The activity is challenging enough to defeat the person involved.
B) The person's attention is completely absorbed by the activity.
C) The person is conscious of time and has a sense of self-awareness.
D) The activity has a broad scope with no clear goals.
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A) Preparation
B) Incubation
C) Verification
D) Illumination
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