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... of the cognitive processes of creativity. Once we have produced many ideas there needs to be some selective judgment applied. For that, we usually turn to our old friends experience and plain old-fashioned intelligence. However, the issue ... you soon   Mark Batey MSc PhD CPsychol. Co-Director of the Psychometrics at Work Research Group Manchester Business School, UK The Psychology ...