The Preparation Stage of the Creative Process Identified by Graham

question 10

Multiple Choice

The preparation stage of the creative process identified by Graham Wallas primarily involves:

• A)transforming an idea into a solid, real concept.
• B)proving a newly created concept, product, or service to be worthwhile.
• C)making sure that you perceive the problem accurately.
• D)turning the ideas over and over in your mind until a breakthrough finally takes place.

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Definitions:

Time-Pressed Readers

Individuals who face time constraints, causing them to scan or skim through written material quickly to extract necessary information.

Digitally Distributing

The process of delivering content or products over the internet directly to consumers or users.

Word File

A digital document created or saved in a word processing software, such as Microsoft Word.

Tight

Often refers to content that is well-organized and free from extraneous elements, making it concise and to the point.