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Creative Expression

Deutsch: Kreativer Ausdruck / Español: Expresión Creativa / Português: Expressão Criativa / Français: Expression Créative / Italiano: Espressione Creativa

In the psychology context, creative expression refers to the process of conveying thoughts, feelings, ideas, or insights through various forms of artistic and creative activities. This can include painting, writing, music, dance, sculpture, and other forms of art. Creative expression is recognized for its therapeutic benefits and its role in personal development and psychological well-being.

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Creative nonadherence

Creative nonadherence refers to the modification or supplementation of a prescribed treatment regimen on the basis of privately held theories about the disorder or its treatment. Creative nonadherence is when patients indirectly disobey their doctors’ orders usually by modifying and supplementing their treatment plans.

Creative power of the self

Creative power of the self is the ability to create an appropriate style of life.

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Creative self

Creative self is a term which according to Adler refers to the component of the personality that provides humans with the freedom to choose their own destinies. Creative self is the "artist" in each of humans that creates their unique identity and style of life

Creative synthesis

Creative synthesis is defined as the arrangement and rearrangement of mental elements that can result from apperception.

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Creative Thinking

Deutsch: Kreatives Denken / Español: Pensamiento Creativo / Português: Pensamento Criativo / Français: Pensée Créative / Italiano: Pensiero Creativo

Creative thinking in psychology refers to the ability to generate new, diverse, and unique ideas or solutions that are original and valuable. It involves going beyond conventional thinking patterns to explore different perspectives and possibilities. Creative thinking is crucial in problem-solving, innovation, and artistic expression.

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Creativity

Creativity is defined as the ability to generate novel solutions to problems. A trait characterized by flexibility, ingenuity, and originality; the ability to generate novel ideas or works that are useful and valued by others; the ability to abandon old forms or patterns of doing things and to think in new ways. It is the cognitive process of producing something that is both original and worthwhile

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Credibility

Credibility refers to the ability to demonstrate to someone that you have the knowledge, skills, and dependability necessary to provide information, products and/or services in an area that person is interested in.

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