9. Identify five important guidelines for drawing a DFD. Select one from your list and describe why it could be the most important one to consider when preparing a DFD. Support your choice with an example. RESEARCH IN ACTION Affect and Creativity the son of the sve output 1 red out why something was not incorrectly. I felt relieved and happy because this was minor mest for me remale participant in a high-tech company Ismashed that bug that's been rustig me for almost calendar week. That may not be an event to you, but I lives were I'm all hyped. No one really know bout it three of the team that would be involved are out today have to sit here rejoicing in my solitary amugness (Male participant in high-tech company Both of these individuals are expressing po itive emotions resulting from their creativity. This qualitative analysis showed that positive effects consequence of creative thought events, as well as occurring alongside the creative process, result in Discussion Questions: 1. Discuss the impact of atfect on creativity 2. Recall an experience where you felt that you had produced a creative work. What emotions did you experience during the time you were being Creative? motions ons such as sy and pride pertoire of thought and the pece of positive emotions Sed people to novelas Positive to broaden the scope of attention and the scope of de during the creative problem-solving process. This positive effect leads to peater art tion and thus increases the probability of creativity occurring How can leaders create work environments where affect leads to enhanced creativity? Provide an example of this process Sur Amabile, M. Burade, S.G.M.S. & Stw MOS). Affect and creativity to Arme Quarterly 50C99.367-403. Prederickson, S.L. (1998). What good are positive emotional General Pychology, 2.300-915 en A (1999). On the relationship between affect and creative problem solving In SW Russ. Affective price pwychological adjustment (pp - Philadelphia, Brunete 9. Identify five important guidelines for drawing a DFD. Select one from your list and describe why it could be the most important one to consider when preparing a DFD. Support your choice with an example. RESEARCH IN ACTION Affect and Creativity the son of the sve output 1 red out why something was not incorrectly. I felt relieved and happy because this was minor mest for me remale participant in a high-tech company Ismashed that bug that's been rustig me for almost calendar week. That may not be an event to you, but I lives were I'm all hyped. No one really know bout it three of the team that would be involved are out today have to sit here rejoicing in my solitary amugness (Male participant in high-tech company Both of these individuals are expressing po itive emotions resulting from their creativity. This qualitative analysis showed that positive effects consequence of creative thought events, as well as occurring alongside the creative process, result in Discussion Questions: 1. Discuss the impact of atfect on creativity 2. Recall an experience where you felt that you had produced a creative work. What emotions did you experience during the time you were being Creative? motions ons such as sy and pride pertoire of thought and the pece of positive emotions Sed people to novelas Positive to broaden the scope of attention and the scope of de during the creative problem-solving process. This positive effect leads to peater art tion and thus increases the probability of creativity occurring How can leaders create work environments where affect leads to enhanced creativity? Provide an example of this process Sur Amabile, M. Burade, S.G.M.S. & Stw MOS). Affect and creativity to Arme Quarterly 50C99.367-403. Prederickson, S.L. (1998). What good are positive emotional General Pychology, 2.300-915 en A (1999). On the relationship between affect and creative problem solving In SW Russ. Affective price pwychological adjustment (pp - Philadelphia, Brunete