Componential Theory of Creativity
Apr 26, 2012 · The componential theory of creativity was articulated by Teresa Amabile in 1983. A theory designed to be comprehensively useful for both psychological and organizational creativity research, it describes the creative process and the various influences on the process and its outcomes. Two important assumptions underlie the theory. First, there is a
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