Preferred Thinking Styles of Professional Fine Artists
Creativity Research JournalPublished 1 April 2006
Mark C. Gridley
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Abstract
Preferences for certain modes of information process-ingandproblemsolvingdifferaccordingtooccupationof respondent (Holland, 1966, 1973; Strong, 1943). Inthe past 30 years, several studies have explored person-ality traits and thinking styles and how they relate tothe work of artists. Getzels and Csikszentmihalyi(1976) gave the
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