Creativity can be defined as the entire process by which ideas are:
A) Generated, developed and transformed into value
B) Generated, but are not developed or transformed into value
C) Generated, but only if there is an end value determined beforehand
D) Generated, with or without a goal in sight

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Creativity involves not just the initial generation of ideas, but also their development and transformation into something of value. Without this process of development and transformation, creativity alone is not enough to achieve meaningful results. Option B is incorrect because simply generating ideas without any further work is not enough to constitute creativity. Option C is also incorrect because creativity is not necessarily limited to situations where there is a predetermined end value. Option D is partially correct in that creativity can involve the generation of ideas without a clear goal in sight, but the complete definition includes the development and transformation of those ideas into something of value.

Creativity Can Be Defined as the Entire Process by Which