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In the context of 'Creativity', regarding the scientific nature of 'Originality', 'Fluency', 'Flexibility', and 'Elaboration' among the elements of the 'Structure of Intellect' (SOI) model and 'Divergent Thinking' propounded by psychologist J. P. Guilford, which of the following statements is most appropriate and true?
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According to the theories of creativity and divergent thinking propounded by J. P. Guilford, 'Originality' is the most important and central element of divergent thinking. It means presenting unique, novel, and unprecedented ideas or solutions that step outside conventional boundaries and are extremely rare.
- Fluency: Refers to the quantity or speed of generating ideas.
- Flexibility: Refers to the ability to change perspectives or categories of thinking easily.
- Elaboration: Refers to the ability to expand, develop, and add details to a given idea or plan.
Therefore, option (b) correctly defines the scientific nature of originality within Guilford's framework.
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