Are the traits of creativity, flexibility and communication important in a good psychologist?
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:11:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those traits are good to have no matter what they do for a living. Psychologists need good communication skills but I can't think of a reason that creativity and flexibility would be absolutely necessary. He/she just wouldn't be very good at their job.Creativity and flexibility equal critical thinking skills,
Answered by ant t - Mon Jul 28 21:22:18 2008
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:11:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those traits are good to have no matter what they do for a living. Psychologists need good communication skills but I can't think of a reason that creativity and flexibility would be absolutely necessary. He/she just wouldn't be very good at their job.Creativity and flexibility equal critical thinking skills,
Answered by ant t - Mon Jul 28 21:22:18 2008
Are the traits of creativity, flexibility and communication important in an effective psychologist?
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:10:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, those attributes are essential, especially good communication. Since psychologists are working directly with the thought processes in the brain, they need to successfully interpret what the client says and also conclude what the client means. And, the psychologist must have the necessary expertise to communicate his conclusions to the client in a manner which is understandable and logical.
Answered by robertminidriver - Tue Jul 29 14:11:48 2008
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:10:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, those attributes are essential, especially good communication. Since psychologists are working directly with the thought processes in the brain, they need to successfully interpret what the client says and also conclude what the client means. And, the psychologist must have the necessary expertise to communicate his conclusions to the client in a manner which is understandable and logical.
Answered by robertminidriver - Tue Jul 29 14:11:48 2008
Wich are the three most important factors for developing creativity and innovation inside a company?
Q. I'm seeking to find a way to boost creativity and innovation in my company, but failed a little to do it. So, in your opinion, wich are the three most important factors to address this objective?
Asked by Leonel More - Mon Dec 10 15:01:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three most important factors are: Truth, Empathy, and Communications Truthful inquiry, awareness of others' value, and bi-directional communication will provide you with award-winning innovation every time!
Answered by PrinevilleBob - Sun Dec 16 13:57:37 2007
Q. I'm seeking to find a way to boost creativity and innovation in my company, but failed a little to do it. So, in your opinion, wich are the three most important factors to address this objective?
Asked by Leonel More - Mon Dec 10 15:01:39 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three most important factors are: Truth, Empathy, and Communications Truthful inquiry, awareness of others' value, and bi-directional communication will provide you with award-winning innovation every time!
Answered by PrinevilleBob - Sun Dec 16 13:57:37 2007
How can we promote CREATIVITY, ORIGINALITY and INNOVATION in our studies, research/work and daily life?
Q. 1.Is creativity innate and inborn? Or can it be cultivated? 2. If YES, How can we be more creative, original and inventive with respect to our work/studies/research/dai ly life? 3. My dad says that just hard, focussed work and deep knowledge is necessary to be creative. (Edison's 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration formula). Do you agree? (source - Recently went through a research based Masters degree and was pretty frustrated at the end with the little amount of original and creative work I came up with for my thesis. Also, life (am working now) seems to be quite linear and monotonic nowadays. Hence, I want to know, how people out there are inventive, how they come up with original ideas and results, and how they are more creative in… [cont.]
Asked by locutus83 - Sun Aug 19 07:02:01 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I believe that there are certain innate upper bounds to one's creativity potential. However, as one gains experience on the job and, indeed, in everyday life, inspiration and creativity sometimes spontaneously erupts. You may just need to mature a little more to allow those abilities to manifest themselves. Don't worry. That potential is there. Just try to allow it to happen rather than attempting to force it.
Answered by robertminidriver - Sun Aug 19 13:15:11 2007
Q. 1.Is creativity innate and inborn? Or can it be cultivated? 2. If YES, How can we be more creative, original and inventive with respect to our work/studies/research/dai ly life? 3. My dad says that just hard, focussed work and deep knowledge is necessary to be creative. (Edison's 99% perspiration and 1% inspiration formula). Do you agree? (source - Recently went through a research based Masters degree and was pretty frustrated at the end with the little amount of original and creative work I came up with for my thesis. Also, life (am working now) seems to be quite linear and monotonic nowadays. Hence, I want to know, how people out there are inventive, how they come up with original ideas and results, and how they are more creative in… [cont.]
Asked by locutus83 - Sun Aug 19 07:02:01 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, I believe that there are certain innate upper bounds to one's creativity potential. However, as one gains experience on the job and, indeed, in everyday life, inspiration and creativity sometimes spontaneously erupts. You may just need to mature a little more to allow those abilities to manifest themselves. Don't worry. That potential is there. Just try to allow it to happen rather than attempting to force it.
Answered by robertminidriver - Sun Aug 19 13:15:11 2007
How should I show my creativity in my math project?
Q. I'm doing a math project that's due Friday. We have to measure everything in our rooms that are on the ground. Creativity is 10/50 points. How can I be creative? I already though of some ideas: -Color in the objects -Put colored paper on the back of the paper and glue it onto the poster
Asked by Alice - Mon Oct 1 16:33:27 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get something like cardboard and put your project on that and make some of the objects 3-d, like make the dresser out of paper and tape all the sides together and tape it to the board.
Answered by melanie h - Mon Oct 1 16:43:13 2007
Q. I'm doing a math project that's due Friday. We have to measure everything in our rooms that are on the ground. Creativity is 10/50 points. How can I be creative? I already though of some ideas: -Color in the objects -Put colored paper on the back of the paper and glue it onto the poster
Asked by Alice - Mon Oct 1 16:33:27 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get something like cardboard and put your project on that and make some of the objects 3-d, like make the dresser out of paper and tape all the sides together and tape it to the board.
Answered by melanie h - Mon Oct 1 16:43:13 2007
What should I do to gain creativity points in my project?
Q. Ok, I have this project and we get extra credit if you add creativity to it. It's a series of essays. So, for instance, tea staining it to make old. I attempted this, but it made the printer ink run, and it was no longer comprehensible. I waited a day for the printer ink to dry, and the same thing happened. Please give me an idea(s), as I want to do well on this project. Thanks!
Asked by Fizzle - Tue Oct 14 22:10:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try burning the edges of the paper with a lighter,it gives it an old sea scroll look!
Answered by carin1983 - Tue Oct 14 22:19:56 2008
Q. Ok, I have this project and we get extra credit if you add creativity to it. It's a series of essays. So, for instance, tea staining it to make old. I attempted this, but it made the printer ink run, and it was no longer comprehensible. I waited a day for the printer ink to dry, and the same thing happened. Please give me an idea(s), as I want to do well on this project. Thanks!
Asked by Fizzle - Tue Oct 14 22:10:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try burning the edges of the paper with a lighter,it gives it an old sea scroll look!
Answered by carin1983 - Tue Oct 14 22:19:56 2008
How can I teach Math developing the creativity on my students?
Q. I'm a Math teacher in Brazil and I am looking for different ways to teach Math. I want help to make it more funnny and develop the creativity on my students. I'd like to receive any kind of help. Greatful!! I teach Math to people around 10-17 years old.
Asked by thiagomateng - Wed Oct 15 14:59:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get em doing huge calculations... such as, if a car is doing 40mph, how many feet per second will it cover? how fast (in centimetres per second) is their favourite sports car... at 40mph, it produces Xmany horsepower, how much fuel does this consume? etc... the data you require is posted on the manufacturers website... seemingly abstract math (like algebra) is BORING... but not when the student realises the application of the math... such as calculating the area of a triangle. and of course all teh different applications of Pi...
Answered by fivetoze - Wed Oct 15 15:09:05 2008
Q. I'm a Math teacher in Brazil and I am looking for different ways to teach Math. I want help to make it more funnny and develop the creativity on my students. I'd like to receive any kind of help. Greatful!! I teach Math to people around 10-17 years old.
Asked by thiagomateng - Wed Oct 15 14:59:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get em doing huge calculations... such as, if a car is doing 40mph, how many feet per second will it cover? how fast (in centimetres per second) is their favourite sports car... at 40mph, it produces Xmany horsepower, how much fuel does this consume? etc... the data you require is posted on the manufacturers website... seemingly abstract math (like algebra) is BORING... but not when the student realises the application of the math... such as calculating the area of a triangle. and of course all teh different applications of Pi...
Answered by fivetoze - Wed Oct 15 15:09:05 2008
What do you think of the romanticized image of bipolar disorder and its link to creativity?
Q. Why does this image pervade despite lack of any genuine methodological studies (aside from the fact that creativity and intelligence can't really be measured)? I think it is a very dangerous thing that the media perpetuates, especially given that bipolar people are extremely impressionable and often delusional.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jun 10 07:45:59 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is certainly a link between creativity and bipolar disease. There are several books on this but the best is probably by Kay Jamison. As far as romanticized, I don't know that is true. If there are people that think it is a great trade off then they might want to rethink that. Bipolar disease is not a fun and even though it gives me certain gifts, I think I would rather just be like everyone else. I don't know why people romanticize the idea. Maybe it is because they are trying to lessen the blow of being bipolar or they are trying to make people less afraid of bipolars. I don't know. As far as being extremely impressionable, I am not any more impressional than anyone else although I suppose I have been delusional from… [cont.]
Answered by Donna K - Tue Jun 16 17:22:22 2009
Q. Why does this image pervade despite lack of any genuine methodological studies (aside from the fact that creativity and intelligence can't really be measured)? I think it is a very dangerous thing that the media perpetuates, especially given that bipolar people are extremely impressionable and often delusional.
Asked by unknown - Wed Jun 10 07:45:59 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is certainly a link between creativity and bipolar disease. There are several books on this but the best is probably by Kay Jamison. As far as romanticized, I don't know that is true. If there are people that think it is a great trade off then they might want to rethink that. Bipolar disease is not a fun and even though it gives me certain gifts, I think I would rather just be like everyone else. I don't know why people romanticize the idea. Maybe it is because they are trying to lessen the blow of being bipolar or they are trying to make people less afraid of bipolars. I don't know. As far as being extremely impressionable, I am not any more impressional than anyone else although I suppose I have been delusional from… [cont.]
Answered by Donna K - Tue Jun 16 17:22:22 2009
Artists: Do you have suggestions on how to get creativity flowing?
Q. I have never taken any art classes and I am fairly new at this. I paint and draw, but there are many times I sit and just stare at paper. Any suggestions of different activities you have done to help get your creativity flowing would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Angels - Wed Mar 28 21:48:25 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sometimes get up and walk around...get a new perspective...go outside and enjoy the sunshine...Start praising God for His creation...that always makes me more creative, I write poems and thinking of Him always helps me.
Answered by Jan P - Thu Mar 29 00:57:44 2007
Q. I have never taken any art classes and I am fairly new at this. I paint and draw, but there are many times I sit and just stare at paper. Any suggestions of different activities you have done to help get your creativity flowing would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Angels - Wed Mar 28 21:48:25 2007 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sometimes get up and walk around...get a new perspective...go outside and enjoy the sunshine...Start praising God for His creation...that always makes me more creative, I write poems and thinking of Him always helps me.
Answered by Jan P - Thu Mar 29 00:57:44 2007
What are some (realistic) career possibilities that use creativity?
Q. Well, I think I would really enjoy a job that utilizes my creativity, like being an artist or photographer or actor or something. However, I know those are things that either a) I can probably not realistically make a living on and b) are far fetched (you know, as in it's rare for someone to make it in those fields). So my question is are there other careers that would utilize my creativity and yet are more realistic goals? (and not based on the chance of being discovered you know?) Thanks! :)
Asked by Britches - Tue Aug 25 10:24:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Photography isn't that unrealistic - especially if you supplement the fun stuff (like weddings or commercial shoots) with more mundane work, like senior pictures or school portraits. Beyond that, you could always teach art in schools or work as an art therapist. Advertising is another field that springs to mind - it's certainly a lucrative field and it would enable you to use your creativity on tons of fun client projects.
Answered by Ruth the HR Asst. - Tue Aug 25 10:30:26 2009
Q. Well, I think I would really enjoy a job that utilizes my creativity, like being an artist or photographer or actor or something. However, I know those are things that either a) I can probably not realistically make a living on and b) are far fetched (you know, as in it's rare for someone to make it in those fields). So my question is are there other careers that would utilize my creativity and yet are more realistic goals? (and not based on the chance of being discovered you know?) Thanks! :)
Asked by Britches - Tue Aug 25 10:24:58 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Photography isn't that unrealistic - especially if you supplement the fun stuff (like weddings or commercial shoots) with more mundane work, like senior pictures or school portraits. Beyond that, you could always teach art in schools or work as an art therapist. Advertising is another field that springs to mind - it's certainly a lucrative field and it would enable you to use your creativity on tons of fun client projects.
Answered by Ruth the HR Asst. - Tue Aug 25 10:30:26 2009
Is creativity innate, or is it fostered by an environment that encourages and rewards creative thinking?
Q. Creative and innovative figures from the past often encountered tidal waves of destructive criticism or even punishment. Still, they persisted with their ideas. Yet others were encouraged and rewarded financially or in some other tangible way for their innovations. But what best fosters creativity? Innate ability or approval from others?
Asked by Rodayo Rhyder - Wed Nov 25 18:47:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Innate ability. If we waited around for the approval of others, no good, creative ideas would ever surface or be recognized.
Answered by Pax Romana - Wed Nov 25 18:55:33 2009
Q. Creative and innovative figures from the past often encountered tidal waves of destructive criticism or even punishment. Still, they persisted with their ideas. Yet others were encouraged and rewarded financially or in some other tangible way for their innovations. But what best fosters creativity? Innate ability or approval from others?
Asked by Rodayo Rhyder - Wed Nov 25 18:47:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Innate ability. If we waited around for the approval of others, no good, creative ideas would ever surface or be recognized.
Answered by Pax Romana - Wed Nov 25 18:55:33 2009
Why do right handed people still inhibit a lot of creativity, when the right brain is for creativity?
Q. Okay, let me clarify. The left brain controls the right side of the body, the right brain controls the left. Right brain: creativity Left brain: Logic I see very creative composers on the piano who are right handed. This would mean he would be more left brained and systematic/mathematical? I see a paradox... Someone explain?
Asked by EyeHaveU - Sun Jul 19 20:41:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even though right handed peaple use there left brain to contral there body dosen't mean that they use it the most offten. The brain is a complex thing, I'm saying that it uses a differnt part of its self like the left bottom to contral and left top to think. Hard to explain and sorry but that's the best I can do.
Answered by Nelly - Sun Jul 19 20:50:15 2009
Q. Okay, let me clarify. The left brain controls the right side of the body, the right brain controls the left. Right brain: creativity Left brain: Logic I see very creative composers on the piano who are right handed. This would mean he would be more left brained and systematic/mathematical? I see a paradox... Someone explain?
Asked by EyeHaveU - Sun Jul 19 20:41:17 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even though right handed peaple use there left brain to contral there body dosen't mean that they use it the most offten. The brain is a complex thing, I'm saying that it uses a differnt part of its self like the left bottom to contral and left top to think. Hard to explain and sorry but that's the best I can do.
Answered by Nelly - Sun Jul 19 20:50:15 2009
How to develop creativity?When new things are achieved by the scientisit they donot refer any book.?
Q. How creativity is achieved. Einstein write E=mc2 Qurie invented Radium. While they can do somwthing why other people fail to achieve this?
Asked by sahusangram91 - Fri Sep 19 00:15:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scientific discoveries are usually based on what is already known. The scientist thinks about them in a new way, and maybe discovers a new principle. Or the scientist does some experiments and finds something that wasn't expected, and thinks of a way to explain it, tests again, and if the theory is correct, it's a discovery. Just as an example, I read a news story today about a boy who discovered a way to improve solar energy cells. He knew how they work. He knew that they capture visible light and convert it to stored enrgy. He knew about the electromagnetic radiation spectrum. His creativity was that he put all this together and realized that solar cells could use the ultraviolet part of the e-m spectrum for energy, too, even though… [cont.]
Answered by MavistheMaven - Fri Sep 19 00:27:28 2008
Q. How creativity is achieved. Einstein write E=mc2 Qurie invented Radium. While they can do somwthing why other people fail to achieve this?
Asked by sahusangram91 - Fri Sep 19 00:15:10 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Scientific discoveries are usually based on what is already known. The scientist thinks about them in a new way, and maybe discovers a new principle. Or the scientist does some experiments and finds something that wasn't expected, and thinks of a way to explain it, tests again, and if the theory is correct, it's a discovery. Just as an example, I read a news story today about a boy who discovered a way to improve solar energy cells. He knew how they work. He knew that they capture visible light and convert it to stored enrgy. He knew about the electromagnetic radiation spectrum. His creativity was that he put all this together and realized that solar cells could use the ultraviolet part of the e-m spectrum for energy, too, even though… [cont.]
Answered by MavistheMaven - Fri Sep 19 00:27:28 2008
What should I get my degree in to maximize my creativity?
Q. I'm not really interested in an English degree because I hate writing essays, but I like to use my creativity and have always wanted to be a children's author but didn't think it was practical. I'm also interested in theatre, but I don't really think acting is the answer for me. I'm just trying to think of something to honestly just do with my life, seeing as my gen ed classes are done with but I do want a degree. And I want to start moving with my life very soon. Thank you everyone.
Asked by Terra - Wed Jan 23 17:23:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about technical writing? It sounds dull but there's a lot of creativity in it, different markets you can write for. Or public relations writing? Your job may just end up being a job. . .your creative outlet may be something you do on the side.
Answered by Mrs E - Wed Jan 23 17:35:01 2008
Q. I'm not really interested in an English degree because I hate writing essays, but I like to use my creativity and have always wanted to be a children's author but didn't think it was practical. I'm also interested in theatre, but I don't really think acting is the answer for me. I'm just trying to think of something to honestly just do with my life, seeing as my gen ed classes are done with but I do want a degree. And I want to start moving with my life very soon. Thank you everyone.
Asked by Terra - Wed Jan 23 17:23:06 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What about technical writing? It sounds dull but there's a lot of creativity in it, different markets you can write for. Or public relations writing? Your job may just end up being a job. . .your creative outlet may be something you do on the side.
Answered by Mrs E - Wed Jan 23 17:35:01 2008
how do various disciplines define the concept of engagement? What is creativity in theory and practice?
Q. Can creative engagement be taught? engagement with, engagement for? What does engagement mean for teachers and for children? Creative engagement in the areas of planning, resourcing, organisation, management and assessment, Good practice, classroom examples, and effective strategies for promiting creativity within and across curriculum subjects.
Asked by matjos - Tue Oct 17 10:30:24 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The simple answer - yes. The complex answer - not on this forum. There are a HUGE number of books on this. Start with Roger Von Oech.
Answered by Michael F - Tue Oct 17 12:55:15 2006
Q. Can creative engagement be taught? engagement with, engagement for? What does engagement mean for teachers and for children? Creative engagement in the areas of planning, resourcing, organisation, management and assessment, Good practice, classroom examples, and effective strategies for promiting creativity within and across curriculum subjects.
Asked by matjos - Tue Oct 17 10:30:24 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The simple answer - yes. The complex answer - not on this forum. There are a HUGE number of books on this. Start with Roger Von Oech.
Answered by Michael F - Tue Oct 17 12:55:15 2006
What role does creativity play in business?
Q. To what extent is creative aspect of the job related to what makes it meaningful or interesting? How is the creativity involved in business's related to traditional ideas about the role of creativity in the arts?
Asked by curious george - Tue Apr 10 13:48:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In business, creativity is "the ability to produce novel and useful ideas." Creativity is extremly important in business because it is what helps to make rational decisions; creativity helps to make consistent, value-maximizing choices within specific contraints. The creative person attempts to fully appraise and understand a problem--including seeing problems that others do not see---but what is most important is the creativitist's ability to identify ALL viable alternatives in very complex or difficult problems. Aside from artists like Picasso and Mozart...Einstein and Eddison were all considered to apply exceptional creativity. People with tons of creativity think of themselves as creative, pay attention to their intuition, think… [cont.]
Answered by What, what, what?? - Tue Apr 10 14:30:52 2007
Q. To what extent is creative aspect of the job related to what makes it meaningful or interesting? How is the creativity involved in business's related to traditional ideas about the role of creativity in the arts?
Asked by curious george - Tue Apr 10 13:48:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In business, creativity is "the ability to produce novel and useful ideas." Creativity is extremly important in business because it is what helps to make rational decisions; creativity helps to make consistent, value-maximizing choices within specific contraints. The creative person attempts to fully appraise and understand a problem--including seeing problems that others do not see---but what is most important is the creativitist's ability to identify ALL viable alternatives in very complex or difficult problems. Aside from artists like Picasso and Mozart...Einstein and Eddison were all considered to apply exceptional creativity. People with tons of creativity think of themselves as creative, pay attention to their intuition, think… [cont.]
Answered by What, what, what?? - Tue Apr 10 14:30:52 2007
What are some symbols that represent creativity?
Q. I want to know the symbols/animals that represent creativity, independence, free-spirit, adventurous, explorer.
Asked by Chris - Mon Jun 1 20:41:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I want to know the symbols/animals that represent creativity, independence, free-spirit, adventurous, explorer.
Asked by Chris - Mon Jun 1 20:41:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Can listening to mozart really boost your creativity?
Q. I've been told that listening to classical music such as mozart can boost your creativity level. Is it true? if so, how?
Asked by Matt O - Tue Feb 10 23:54:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can help some people... but then again, whatever kind of music you like can help stimulate brain activity. Different types of music can activate different areas of the brain... it depends on how you react to it... try experimenting. If you're interested, different smells (like lavender) and colours / lighting can also help you to open your mind.
Answered by Bintang - Wed Feb 11 00:14:40 2009
Q. I've been told that listening to classical music such as mozart can boost your creativity level. Is it true? if so, how?
Asked by Matt O - Tue Feb 10 23:54:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can help some people... but then again, whatever kind of music you like can help stimulate brain activity. Different types of music can activate different areas of the brain... it depends on how you react to it... try experimenting. If you're interested, different smells (like lavender) and colours / lighting can also help you to open your mind.
Answered by Bintang - Wed Feb 11 00:14:40 2009
How can I help my friend get her creativity back?
Q. So my best friend for 4 years now is in a huge rut. She used to paint and do all kinds of artsy stuff. She got pregnant and lost the baby about a year ago. Ever since then shes just been doing nothing with her amazing talent. Shes been feeling really nostalgic lately and her fiance is doing absolutely nothing about how she feels and doesn't even seem to care. I'm really looking for something to do for her or to give her to just ignite that creativity that I know she still has inside of her.
Asked by Alec C - Sat Jul 4 07:05:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oh i know what u're talking about. Just let her check the good art. And let her join such a community of the art she's doing if there is any online. I felt like that once and I lost my creativity!.. but, I was kinda thirsty so I kept watching arts and great artist who would give u a big inspiration. By time I get back to what I used to be. PS: artists need to take a break once in a while so if checking art didn't work out for her, just let go.. she'll be back when she feel like. Good Luck
Answered by Daisy - Sat Jul 4 07:44:40 2009
Q. So my best friend for 4 years now is in a huge rut. She used to paint and do all kinds of artsy stuff. She got pregnant and lost the baby about a year ago. Ever since then shes just been doing nothing with her amazing talent. Shes been feeling really nostalgic lately and her fiance is doing absolutely nothing about how she feels and doesn't even seem to care. I'm really looking for something to do for her or to give her to just ignite that creativity that I know she still has inside of her.
Asked by Alec C - Sat Jul 4 07:05:41 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oh i know what u're talking about. Just let her check the good art. And let her join such a community of the art she's doing if there is any online. I felt like that once and I lost my creativity!.. but, I was kinda thirsty so I kept watching arts and great artist who would give u a big inspiration. By time I get back to what I used to be. PS: artists need to take a break once in a while so if checking art didn't work out for her, just let go.. she'll be back when she feel like. Good Luck
Answered by Daisy - Sat Jul 4 07:44:40 2009
How is chess a form of art or creativity?
Q. For a diploma I'm trying to get, I need to show that chess is a form of art that requires/displays creativity. Please phrase as if you were answering this to an authority figure ("Chess is art because..."). Please include as much passion and reasoning as you can. Thank you.
Asked by John - Sun Oct 11 16:07:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chess is a type of art because like music and painting, you are free to do what you like. The way you decide your moves and what your strategy is represents your mood, which is very similar to most types of art.
Answered by deadsmiley - Sun Oct 11 16:23:21 2009
Q. For a diploma I'm trying to get, I need to show that chess is a form of art that requires/displays creativity. Please phrase as if you were answering this to an authority figure ("Chess is art because..."). Please include as much passion and reasoning as you can. Thank you.
Asked by John - Sun Oct 11 16:07:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Chess is a type of art because like music and painting, you are free to do what you like. The way you decide your moves and what your strategy is represents your mood, which is very similar to most types of art.
Answered by deadsmiley - Sun Oct 11 16:23:21 2009
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