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Intelligence Applied to the Design Process

D. M. Fenelon
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107
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

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Creativity is the cognitive and meta-cognitive ability of men or women attempts to reshape the experience based on its observation, understanding and explanation of reality (Bermejo 2009). The greater this capacity cognitive and meta-cognitive, more likely to approach a reformulation successful experience. (Maturana 2011).
It is divergent thinking in the search for conceptions and criteria alternatives that allow the development of more efficient ideas. (Guilford 1950).
This thought encompasses all areas of necessity: utilitarian, symbolic, emotional, aesthetic, social, economic; and brings them together in a set of intellectual skills to give different solutions and possibly more than those generated through a positivist process.
For De Bono (1986) creativity is the ability to organize the information in unconventional structures, which can act through more efficient and more efficient procedures. This form of organizing information adapts to the development of ideas during the process of reformulation of experience.
Creative thinking is one that visualizes, understands, and evaluates rigorous technical criteria, but always driven by volitive factors thinking, so that the whole process achieves more close to reality.
In his triarchic theory of intelligence, R. Sternberg (1985) states that this construct of very complex features, feeds on both the knowledge as of man's weight, his relationship to context and his life itself.
It is a structure where all the pragmatic and intelligence come to the end of the most suitable solution.
This solution produced by a divergent thinking structured to your rather by a broader and more comprehensive intelligence, it is characterized by being different from what known, and is able to even change the way reality looks like.
When this happens, creativity has generated innovative methods.
Innovation is fueled by practical skills that are synthesize demerging procedures, where technology and technology appear as a major conceptual tool. As technology and technology collaborate with the creative performance, innovation is more likely to become in an efficient solution.

Related Subjects

  • Design, Drafting, Drawing & Presentation
  • Architecture
  • Adult Nonfiction

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