Cognitive Process theory

Creative Experiences for Children 2(1+1)

Lesson 5: Theoretical Perspectives on Creativity: Cognitive Theories

Cognitive Process theory

Five different views of the cognitive processes underlying creativity are described below. Creativity as a function of a cognitive process is illustrated by Osborn, Wallas, Gordon, Koestler and Guilford.

The term cognitive process means a volitional (ability to choose/ decision making) mental operation that can be learned in much the same way as solving a mathematical equation or speaking another language.

  1. 1st Viewpoint
  2. 2nd Viewpoint
  3. 3rd Viewpoint
  4. 4th viewpoint
  5. 5th Viewpoint
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