Not exact matches
«At those times,
individuals tend to be more
creative and better at solving problems.»
As unique,
creative individuals, they
tend to resent authority, and are sometimes stubborn, proud, and impatient.
«Within the debates about careers in science, we often
tend to reproduce a model of locating all the capacities for innovation within the
individuals, rather than thinking about how do we build good teams of people who can be
creative and innovative,» Müller says.
Even though
individuals from collectivistic societies might be coming up with fewer
creative ideas, the quality of those ideas
tends to be just as good as or marginally better than those of their individualistic counterparts.
Whether it's minimum wage laws or Obamacare, most
creative writers
tend to favor progressive ideals over the rights of
individuals to enter into voluntary business arrangements without government intervention.