ISSN : 1229-067X
By dividing creativity into two categories based on the learning process model as common-sense and expert creativity, this study tried to provide a new perspective in this research area. A learning process model emphasizes not only quantitative but also qualitative aspects of knowledge in problem solving situations. But as was researched by other scholars, knowledge only can not automatically produce creative produces. Other factors such as motivation, personal traits and emotion also contribute to creative products. Adding these components to the learning-process model, a final 'integrated model' of creativity was developed. Empirical research for validating these models should be followed using multivariate data analysis.