Convergent Thinking Mainly Improves What Stage of the Creative Process

question 109

Multiple Choice

Convergent thinking mainly improves what stage of the creative process?

• A)Incubation
• B)Insight
• C)Preparation
• D)All of these statements are correct.
• E)Convergent thinking does not improve any part of the creative process.

Distinguish between different types of memory, such as episodic, semantic, declarative, and nondeclarative.

Understand the role and effectiveness of retrieval cues in memory recall.

Comprehend the concept of memory capacity and the belief that long-term memory may have unlimited storage.

Analyze the depth of processing model by Craik and Lockhart and its effect on memory retention.

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