Developed by E. Paul Torrance in 1966, renamed four times since. Available in two forms: Verbal and Figural, both with two forms each. Translated into over 35 languages and widely used in education. Requires 30 minutes to complete, can be administered individually or in groups
Cleverness is a learned trait that affects how you appear and communicate. Stay updated on local and global events to appear knowledgeable. Memorize statistics and facts to make points clearly
Problem-solving is a systematic process for creative thinking and innovative solutions. Quick fixes are rarely most effective, systematic approach is key. Different problems require different strategies and techniques
Creative thinking is approaching problems from new perspectives and alternative angles. It's not limited to traditional creative skills like drawing or writing. Everyone can be creative, regardless of background or role
Brainstorming enables creative thinking and idea generation. Quality over quantity and listening to all ideas are essential. Brainstorming techniques help teams overcome challenges and find solutions
Creative thinking involves considering things from fresh perspectives with novel ideas. Five types include divergent, convergent, aesthetic, lateral, and inspirational thinking. 61% of employees expect creative ideas at work, but only 30% get daily time