Assignment: Characteristics Of Creative Ideas

Assignment: Characteristics Of Creative Ideas

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Describe the important characteristics of a creative idea or a product.

Please bullet point each characteristic if possible. I have no idea the minimum word count.

Any in-text citation should be done using APA formatting.

Please include a reference list where you found you information complete with a “retrieved by date” and web address information in the reference list.

Please use websites to discover this information, as using a book looks like I have used a writing service.

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