PSY 108 - Creative Thinking

This interdisciplinary course will increase students’ understanding of the nature of creativity and creative problem solving. It provides students with an introduction to skills and techniques designed to increase their creativity and ability to develop innovative solutions to meaningful problems. Students will analyze the creative process from a variety of theoretical perspectives and participate in activities that develop capacities to generate original ideas. Topics include modern theories of creativity from psychology and allied fields, environments that enhance creative functioning, techniques to promote divergent thinking, and case studies of creative individuals. A variety of critical and creative thinking skills designed to boost creativity will be explored and practiced. Knowledge and skills gained in this course are applicable to solving business, scientific, and environmental problems, as well as the arts and sciences and othe areas of personal interest.

Prerequisite(s): Eligibility for ENG 101
General Education Elective(s): Behavioral Science

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