The purpose of this study is to examine whether flexible and fluent thinking skills, two important elements in divergent thinking, can be enhanced through creative drama process.
When it comes to today's great jazz double bassists, few rival the wonderful Eddie Gomez, whose fluent and flexible bass line has provided the perfect partnership for Evans and so many other jazz greats over the past four decades.
Shakespeare modernised the form of the sonnet, and transformed it from a stylised, courtly love shtick to a fluent and flexible form that could turn itself to any subject.
Heer and Shneiderman also stressed that "visual analytics tools must support the fluent and flexible use of visualizations at rates resonant with the pace of human thought" [[7]].
Successful task performance relies on fluent and flexible thinking, i.e., the formulation and use of production strategies (e.g. enumeration, rotation) involving self-monitoring to avoid repetition of responses [ 62], i.e., inhibit repeating previously generated responses [ 63], while observing the generation rule.
DAVID REMNICK: Fluent is a flexible term, Edgar.
For creative thinking the results showed that the MLT was instrumental for students to generate flexible and original ideas, but not fluent ideas.
The flexible structure of the IIR will allow early and fluent phasing from such a funding approach towards the proposed investment reserve.
I enjoyed Tom Service's presentation, fluent and fact-packed without being rushed, and flexible enough to cope with an encore, after the Dvorák, from the star cellist.
Simply staged on Christopher Oram's flexible stockade set and using a slimmed-down text, the production boasts the Grandage hallmark of fluent, uncluttered clarity.
