Social Psychology of Creativity¶
Amabile, T. M. (1982). Social Psychology of Creativity: A Consensual Assessment Technique.
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- Aesthetic Coherence
- Borrowing the word for the consistency of a theory, a discourse, or a persona imports a recognise-without-analyse property those domains do not have — they are analysable in a way aesthetic coherence is not, so the shared term names different things. Not mere subjective taste. The coherence judgement is fast but inter-rater-reliable: trained viewers reliably agree on whether a work coheres and on which local elements break it
This sourceThe canonical demonstration that appropriately experienced judges agree reliably on the quality of a made artifact without any articulated criteria being supplied to them.
- Borrowing the word for the consistency of a theory, a discourse, or a persona imports a recognise-without-analyse property those domains do not have — they are analysable in a way aesthetic coherence is not, so the shared term names different things. Not mere subjective taste. The coherence judgement is fast but inter-rater-reliable: trained viewers reliably agree on whether a work coheres and on which local elements break it
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