This suggests that the use of a template with a very restrictive format may also restrict creativity or change the way that recording the experiment is approached.
Office environments that have too many fixed spaces, such as cellular offices and formal meeting rooms, are likely to restrict creativity.
I can't believe that you would want to restrict creativity to these spheres alone – unless, you really haven't observed children and young people doing dance, art, poetry and music with experienced practitioners, who do not require the pupils to amass a bucketful of facts before they can take part.
The question needs to be open-ended enough so that it does not restrict creativity, or imply a method of solution, but it has to be defined sharply enough so that someone who doesn't understand your whole mission can still solve your specific problem.
The WIAA elaborated on the intent of its edict: "Not wanting to restrict creativity or enjoyment, an enthusiastic and boisterous display of support for a school's team is welcomed and encouraged at interscholastic events when directed in a positive manner.
(Recorded by the researcher/author) I get the impression that a number of the staff members are competent professionals, but that the system, physical environment and organization restrict creativity and the possibility of offering more intimate, individual-oriented care.
They say the classes, often survey courses covering a lot of broad ground in a short period of time, restrict teacher creativity and the ability to probe enticing themes, while increasing stress on students.
Ringwald signed a two-book deal with her publishing house, and when I asked what her second book would be, a representative responded that it wasn't determined yet; that because Ringwald is such a natural writer, they didn't want to restrict her creativity.
