“An Analysis of Creativity” by Mel Rhodes’ gives readers an easy definition of creativity following a classification scheme that focuses on four points. These points are are referred to by Rhodes in his article as “the four P’s of creativity, i.e., (1) person, (2) process, (3) press, (4) products.” (307). Rhodes wrote in his article, “About five years ago I set out to find a definition of the word creativity. I was interested in imagination, originality, and ingenuity. In time I had collected forty definitions of creativity and sixteen of imagination” (306). The four P’s can be used to shed light on different aspects of creativity, which keep in mind the who, how, what, and what questions that need to be asked about creativity and its
