THINKING AND PROBLEM SOLVING
3. Illumination: In this stage a potential solution to the problem seems to be realized as if from nowhere. It is about having the insight about the possible solution. Illumination occurs with its aha experience when a sudden idea or solution appears into consciousness. 4.
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