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Creative process: The potential dangers in “fostering” creativity
By Dennis Mellersh These days, newspapers, magazines, books, and the Internet are full of articles and presentations discussing the need for fostering and encouraging creativity; and this is all good. The danger comes when we go further down this road … Continue reading
