In our study, creative functions (here total creativity in music) were associated with high scores in music tests (Fig. 3).
Composing, improvising and arranging music are high-level creative functions and defined as "creativity in music" in this article.
Creativity and divergent thinking are sometimes considered as divisions of intelligence, suggesting creative functions may also have a genetic liability [2].
They didn't know and didn't care what underlay their creative function.
All the characteristics usually attributed to the deity – that he is morally perfect, that he loves his creatures, that his human creations are images of himself – all these are quite gratuitous additions to the inferred creative function.
That the holding player – or one of the two holding players – has a creative function is not exactly new but the implications of that do seem to have been particularly relevant this year.
Mr. McKinnis had held a similar post at the Dallas office of TracyLocke, also owned by Omnicom; he will oversee the creative functions at the Dallas, Los Angeles and New York offices of Rapp Collins and divide his time among them.
On the other hand, a performance, along with its physical trappings, falls under the heading of interpretation, commonly held to be a creative function of the second order, though it does not have to be.
2. Correlatively, we predict that large industrial organizations will recentralize, that top managers will take on an even larger proportion of the innovating, planning, and other "creative" functions than they have now.
During the Renaissance, dance masters in Italy, such as Domenico da Piacenza, taught social dances at court and probably began to invent new ones or arrange variants of known dances, thus combining a creative function with their educational ones.
