This type of conflict is known as substantive conflict, or the intellectual opposition to an idea. This is different than affective conflict, in which a person has the perception that they are under personal attack.
it is perception of individual that is the major difference between creative person and non creative person -Vivek
If a child thinks of the thing which is extremely uncreative to make it creative, he is a creative child. For eg- If he can think to make something out of a stone (which is uncreative to others) like a sculptor etc. he or she is creative.
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Yes, all people have some creative ability. Most people just don't use theirs.
The creative subconscious is a source of mental processes that leads to solutions, ideas, conceptualizations, artistic forms, theories, or products that are unique and novel.
Organization of a company and people has direct effect how efficient company and people working there work so the more organizational the company the more productive the company will be. Although the creative environment can need less organizational skills most companies need straight directions and guidelines and timetables to keep the business running more efficiently.
How about "Conflict and Combat: The Vietnam War"
Eric J. Bartelsman has written: 'Microeconomic evidence of creative destruction in industrial and developing countries' -- subject(s): Creative destruction, Organizational change
Project planning, communication and interpersonal skills, negotiation and sales, creative thinking, problem-solving and organizational skills.
Bill Watterson, the creator of Calvin and Hobbes, faced challenges related to balancing creative freedom with commercial pressures, maintaining creative integrity in the face of editorial constraints, and navigating the demands of creating a syndicated comic strip on a daily basis. Watterson also faced challenges with regards to protecting his artistic vision and maintaining his work-life balance.
Donald E. Bossart has written: 'Creative conflict in religious education and church administration' -- subject(s): Church controversies, Conflict (Psychology)
David A. Owens has written: 'Creative people must be stopped' -- subject(s): Creative ability in business, Organizational change
Andrew Clements faced challenges in his early career as a teacher, which later inspired many of his books. He struggled with engaging his students in reading and writing, leading him to find creative ways to make learning more interesting and meaningful. These challenges influenced his writing style and the themes in his popular children's books.
Conflict is the struggle that arises when the goal-directed opinions or behaviors of different individuals or groups are opposed to each other. Whether conflict benefits or harms an organization depends on how it is managed.Advantages: Spirit of competition drives all to excel to higher levels, as weaknesses are exposed and creative solutions are proposed.Disadvantage: The competition gets so fierce that people forget they are ultimately on the same team, and opposing groups destroy each other, hence destroying the whole community or country.
Yes, the ending of "The Lady, or the Tiger?" by Frank R. Stockton can be considered creative because it leaves the reader with a thought-provoking dilemma. The story's ambiguous conclusion challenges readers to speculate on the princess's ultimate choice and its consequences.
George Von Krogh has written: 'Enabling knowledge creation' -- subject(s): Creative ability in business, Knowledge management, Communication in management, Organizational learning
Some challenges were having at least 4 books rejected.