Stories provide a centerpiece for creative leadership in a global age. This course examines the psychology of individual styles of thinking and learning. This is an important topic for educators and human resource development professionals. Individuals have distinctive styles of thinking and learning that significantly influence learning and workplace effectiveness. This course examines the psychology of creativity, including concepts, models, and programs for promoting creative thinking.
Creativity is a cognitive activity that results in one or more novel solutions for a problem.
Creativity is any act, idea, or product that changes an existing domain, or that trandsforms an existing domain into a new one. A creative person is someone whose thoughts or actions change a domain, or establish a new domain. This course examines the psychological implications of the Internet. Research has shown that the more working with a computer matches a person's natural inclination to use social rules, the more intuitive and natural it feels. And increasingly, people are exploring the virtual community that extends globally to all people with access to the Internet.