Research paper on Creative vs Logical Thinking

Are you more creatively thinking or logical thinking? A lot of people consider themselves to be mostly creatively thinking. I for example, personally considered myself more logical thinking. But after research, it is noted that while there are advantages and disadvantages to both types of thinking, they both can be learned. However, without learning them, our brain first prepares a style of thinking over the other. Some people’s brains prefer thinking more logically than creatively. Others find it easier to be creative. Some people want to explore the world and as the Doctor from the famous show, Doctor Who, would say, “There's something that doesn't make sense. Let's go and poke it with a stick.” (Moffat) However, others like to figure out the way the world they know works. They try and work out the solutions and the hows and whys. Creative thinking and logical thinking both have their disadvantages, but if you work to better both of them you could be even smarter and have a higher chance at success.
Creative thinking is the thinking when we are coming up with new ideas. This is for example: writing an essay, painting, writing music, inventing a new type of processor for a computer, etc. It is also called inductive thinking. This is when you two things share common similarities, so then if a third thing is similar to one of them, then it is equivalent to them. This isn’t always true, but is the basic idea. It is also the thinking when you are coming up with are planning for something. There are two types of creativity. There is the type we all have to start thinking of new ideas, even if others have done it. Then there is the type that others have never thought of. Thinking outside of the normal standards to create completely new ideas. (Strong) Creative thinking is also used for solving more real life type problems. It is thinking of all the possible ways to solve the problem. (Wandberg) In summary, creativity is the process of thinking of new ideas.
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