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The stage of creative problem solving in which an individual do not give attention to irrelevant information is known as

  1. A
    Illumination
  2. B
    Incubation
  3. C
    Preparation
  4. D
    Translation

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Graham Wallas outlines four stages of the creative process: Preparation, Incubation, Illumination, and Verification.
During Incubation, the conscious mind steps away from active problem-solving, ignoring irrelevant environmental factors while the unconscious mind processes ideas, links random concepts, and moves toward creative insights.

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The stage of creative problem solving in which an individual do not give attention to irrelevant information is known as
A
Illumination
B
Incubation
C
Preparation
D
Translation

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