I’ve identified the major themes that I’d like to write about in the future, so I made a survey so you can vote on your favourites among these blog ideas!
It is here: Survey Monkey TJ Withers-Ryan
I can’t say the survey results will make my decision for me re blogging, but I would 100% appreciate reader feedback on what you are most interested in reading about.
God bless,
TJ
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I made a quiz using ProProfs!
A great story needs a great soundtrack, and a great soundtrack sings with the voice of one heroic instrument telling the story. What instrument will play the soundtrack for your story?
Go here to take the quiz: https://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=mta4njgwnw==4txq
Then let me know in the comments what result you got! 🙂
This post and the quiz were written by TJ Withers-Ryan, (C) 2015. Reblogging or sharing of the quiz as long as you credit me as author.
“Why are you creative?” from KKB101 lecture, 2011, QUT
Last year I conducted a survey on creativity, mainly among friends and family, but also with some random people I found in the uni computer labs. I asked everyone I knew, “Are you creative? Would you like to talk about that?” and many people said yes. Consider this thanks and an acknowledgement of those who spent time and effort doing my survey.
As a brief introduction, the Withers Survey studied the presence of or use of an incubation period in the creative process. The traditional theory of a universal creative process is Wallas’s four-stage creative process (1945), which I have discussed in an earlier post on the topic of incubation. The four-stage process identifies four stages common to most creative disciplines (Davis, 2004, 121-124; CreativeIntensive, 2007):
My hypothesis was that most people who consider themselves ‘creative’, or have been labelled ‘creative’ by others, engage in some form of incubation as part of their creative process. This post will discuss the preliminary results and the survey itself.
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