Why do researchers have so many competing definitions of creativity, and how should it be measured? Isaac Kaplan weighs in.
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How would the world be different if people had tails?
It’s an open-ended question that doesn’t have a right answer. That’s why Marjorie Taylor, a psychologist and professor emerita at the University of Oregon, uses it to measure the creativity of children. The creativity of kids’ responses—which range... Keep reading on Artsy