The Need for Creativity in the Development of Human Capital

Abstract

Creativity is the ability of a person to be creative, which manifests itself in thinking, emotions, communication, in various fields of activity, in the results of activities and in the creation of these results. In simple terms, creativity is a quick and unusual solution to a problem. Today there are approaches to the problem of creativity such as epistemological, cognitive, economic, psychological, synergetic, connectivistic, theory of dynamics, and artificial intelligence. The author puts forward the idea that creativity is a holistic complex system and that the synergetic approach plays a constructive role in its study. There are high and normal degrees of creativity. A high degree of creativity is manifested in the creation of new principles, directions and ideas. An ordinary creativity is manifested in the improvement of various products and ideas, in increasing the efficiency of activity algorithms and in other areas of life.