Just like Howard Gardner's multiple intelligence theory, creativity is also measured in many unique ways.

就如 Howard Gardner 的多元智能理論所說的，創意的發想有很多種方法。

This means that the creative process works differently for everyone.

這就表示說每個人適用的創意發想過程不一樣。

Are you wondering what yours looks like?

你想知道你是哪一種嗎？

Here are the five types of creative thinkers.

有五種類型的創意思考者。

One: The lateral thinker.

一、橫向思維者。

This is probably the most common type people think of when they first hear the word "Creativity".

這大概是最普遍的類型，因為當人們一聽到「創意」這詞時，會立刻想到這型。

Lateral thinkers think outside the box generating new ideas instead of working with what's already familiar.

橫向思維者會跳脫思維的框架，構思新的主意而非一直做他們已經很熟悉的事物。

Lateral thinking is great for problem-solving, innovations and inventions.

橫向思維很適用於問題解決、創新和發明。

People who identify with this type are usually not afraid to leave traditions behind in order to play with new patterns.

這型的思考者通常不害怕擺脫傳統的約束，以構思全新的觀點。

Two: The inspirational thinker.

二、靈感思維者。

Do random ideas ever just come to you suddenly?

你有過突然想到一些好主意的經驗嗎？

This is called inspirational thinking.

這就叫靈感思維。

Inspirational thinking is usually spontaneous, quick and comes out of nowhere.

靈感思維通常都是無意識的、快速的、突然間出現的。

Researchers call these breakthroughs higher creativity.

研究者稱這些突破為更高的創意。

Often, people who come up with inspiring ideas see them in dreams first but may also experience this while being awake.

有時，人們會在夢裡獲得這些靈感，但有時是清醒時獲得這樣的啟發。

Throughout this creative process, the individual undergoes a life-changing revelation that amplifies their skills and talents to a whole 'nother level.

整個創作過程中，個人經歷了能改變人生的啟發，而使他們的技能和才能上升到更高層次。

Three: The divergent thinker.

三、擴散思維者。

American psychologist JP Guilford coined the terms Divergent Thinking and Convergent Thinking.

美國心理學家 JP Guilford 提出擴散思維和聚斂思維。

Guilford proposed that these two types of thinking are the opposite of one another.

Guilford 說這兩個思維是相反的概念。

Whereas convergent thinking entails concentrating on only one idea or a single solution,

聚斂思維是專注、集中在一個焦點上或單一解決方法，

divergent thinking involves a more flexible approach where many solutions and options are explored.

擴散思維則是更靈活的方法，以發掘更多的解決方案跟選擇。

People who identify as divergent thinkers tend to brainstorm often and enjoy taking risks in order to explore other alternatives.

擴散思維者更傾向於做腦力激盪，並願意承擔風險，只為了尋找其他方案。

Four: The systematic thinker.

四、有系統的思維者。

Do you have a knack for connecting the dots?

你有把所有線索都串聯在一起的本領嗎？

People who identify as systematic thinkers are good at understanding how things are related to one another when they look at systems.

系統思維者綜觀大局時，很擅長理解事物彼此的關聯性、結構、脈絡。

Systematic thinking is often used in corporate settings when a hierarchy is created.

當要設立公司、創建層級時會常常使用到系統型思維。

This type of thinker is often considered a managerial genius

這型的思考者常被認為是管理天才，

because they're great at organizing and setting rules and regulations for operations to run smoothly.

因為他們很擅於組織規劃、設立規則條例，使運營更加順利進行。

Five: The aesthetical thinker.

五、美學思維者。

Esthetical thinking involves producing or creating things that are pleasing to our senses.

美學思維是指製作或創作能夠令我們感官愉悅的事物。

The individual may have strong visual and spatial skills choosing to delve into careers such as architecture, painting and drawing.

個人可能對視覺圖像、幾何空間敏感性很高，選擇可以深入研究的職業，例如：建築、繪畫。

Esthetical thinkers also thrive in the music industry where they are skilled at creating rhythms, tempos and melodies

美學思維者也可能在音樂行業中突出，因為他們的專長是創作節奏、節拍速度和曲調旋律，

that all blend harmoniously together.

讓這些都美妙地融合在一起。

Writers, scientists and mathematicians all belong under this creative branch as well, when they have a talent for creating unique plot lines, formulas and equations.

作家、科學家和數學家也都屬於這類型，特別是當他們創造出獨一無二的故事線、配方和等式時。

At Psych2Go we have many aesthetical thinkers like our animators, script writers and narrators

Psych2Go 的我們有很多美學思維者，例如：我們的動畫師、編劇及旁白

who work hard every day to create the best content just for you.

每天努力工作只為了創作出最棒的內容給你們。

Which type of creative thinker are you?

你是哪一型的思考者呢？

Please share your thoughts with us below.

請在下方的聊天區告訴我們你的想法。

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別忘了訂閱我們，獲得更有用的小訣竅並分享此影片給其他人。

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有你的幫助才能讓更多人知道我們的資訊、獲得我們的協助。

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感謝觀看。