QUESTION 10The theory of __________ states that basic psychological goals, such as the development of a positive self-concept or the regulation of emotion, remain throughout the lifespan, but their salience changes depending on one’s place in the life cycle. Socioemotional optimization Life stage goal selectivity Life stage optimization Socioemotional selectivity0.25 points   QUESTION 11A __________ approach to creativity requires multiple factors in place for real creativity to occur(Lubart, 1994). Press Product  Concurrent Confluence

In the _____ stage of the creative process, the decision maker stops thinking intensively about the problem and simply allows it to exist in the back of his or her mind.Group of answer choicesvalidationincubationpreparationinspiration

QUESTION 8According to Averill (2009), __________ is the ability to use emotion in creative ways to enhance life and expand potential. Emotional optimization Affective optimization Emotional creativity Affective creativity0.25 points   QUESTION 9__________ can be defined as practice that is focused, planned, concentrated, and effortful (Ericsson & Charness, 1994). Consistency Deliberate practice Commitment Intentional practice

5. Which one of the following lists consist of only triggers of creativity?*Encouragement, conducive environment, reflective reframing, and lack of inhibitionsAsking open questions, allow failure, perfectionism, and allowing learners to learn by doingResource availability, learning by doing, rigidity of thoughts, and respect to learners’ inputsEncouraging curiosity, intolerance of criticism, current happenings, need for solution

What value does creativity have in the decision-making process?A.Promotes individualismB.Increases alternativesC.Decreases participationD.Enhances the status quo

Which of the following is not a factor affecting Creativity:A. ThinkingB. ActingC. VisioningD. ExploringE. Planning