Palavras-chave
Motivação
Criatividade individual
Criatividade coletiva
Como Citar
Resumo
Este estudo tem como objetivo compreender como a motivação e os fatores contextuais influenciam a criatividade. A criatividade, compreendida como a geração de ideias novas e úteis, não ocorre de forma isolada, mas é construída coletivamente através da interação entre membros de equipes. A análise evidencia que a motivação intrínseca é influenciada por múltiplos fatores: convívio social, ambiente organizacional, comunicação entre equipes, diversidade demográfica e liderança. Os resultados indicam que líderes desempenham papel fundamental como mediadores entre a aprendizagem coletiva e a eficácia criativa, sendo essencial reduzir conflitos que prejudiquem a motivação. A pesquisa conclui que manter coesão, comunicação e avaliar a diversidade dos membros são pré-requisitos para potencializar a criatividade nas organizações. Sugere-se, para futuras pesquisas, estudos quantitativos que explorem traços de personalidade e suas implicações no processo criativo coletivo.
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