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... in our subject ' s process toward solution . The interrelated psychological states
which seemed basic in this narrative were defined as follows : 1a . Detachment :
The feeling which the inventor described as being " removed . . . sort of cut off .
... in our subject ' s process toward solution . The interrelated psychological states
which seemed basic in this narrative were defined as follows : 1a . Detachment :
The feeling which the inventor described as being " removed . . . sort of cut off .
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These interviews at the most formal level consisted of asking the interviewee
whether he had experienced the psychological states which the inventor in the
above experiment had observed and described . Essentially there were two kinds
of ...
These interviews at the most formal level consisted of asking the interviewee
whether he had experienced the psychological states which the inventor in the
above experiment had observed and described . Essentially there were two kinds
of ...
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They feel that a need for beauty is sufficient to motivate creativity , and that the
beauty is inherent in the thing described or in the manner of its description .
Bosanquet speaks of inherent quality or spirit in the medium . But after stating that
...
They feel that a need for beauty is sufficient to motivate creativity , and that the
beauty is inherent in the thing described or in the manner of its description .
Bosanquet speaks of inherent quality or spirit in the medium . But after stating that
...
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Acknowledgments | 3 |
THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
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