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Artículo
Título: Creativity\\
Autor(es): Mark A. Runco\\
email: runco@fullerton.edu\\
Psychology Department, California State University, Fullerton, California 92834\\
Copyright°c 2004 by Annual Reviews \\
Año:2004\\
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Divergent thinking, ideation, originality, flexibility, domains of
performance, implicit theories, problem finding
 
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