PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE FORMATION OF A PERSON'S CREATIVE ABILITIES

This article examines the psychological foundations of creativity, including the role of divergent thinking, intrinsic motivation, and personality traits. It examines how early childhood experiences, education, and social interactions contribute to the development of creative potential. In addition, the article discusses various psychological theories related to creativity, such as Guilford's structure of intelligence model and Vygotsky's sociocultural theory. Understanding these psychological foundations can help educators, psychologists, and policymakers develop effective strategies for fostering creativity in individuals.