Abstract

Describes generativity theory based on the probabilities of many behaviors that are in competition and considers its effect on creativity. Topics discussed include previous and current generativity research, including behavior charts and frequency profiles; computer simulations; skills that improve generative processes; and creativity training in the curriculum. (Contains 16 references.) (LRW)

Citation

Epstein, R. (1993). Generativity Theory and Education. Educational Technology, 33(10), 40-45. Retrieved March 25, 2023 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/170994/.

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Keywords

• Behavioral Science Research
• Behavioral Sciences
• Charts
• Computer Simulation
• creativity
• curriculum development
• Probability
• Research Methodology
• Skill Development
• Training Methods