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This brings us to the question: Is creativity an innate skill or a learned ability? Understanding Creativity The debate continues. While some argue it’s a natural talent, research shows creativity can be cultivated through education, practice, and the right environment. Reference Csikszentmihalyi, M. HarperCollins.
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