According to Graham Wallas's (1926) four-stage theory of creativity, when problems are hard to solve people tend to set them aside. This period of setting aside is known as:

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The period of setting aside a problem when it is difficult to solve is known as incubation, according to Graham Wallas's four-stage theory of creativity. Maturation refers to the period when ideas from incubation and previously acquired knowledge come together, avoidance and suppression are not part of Wallas's theory.

According to Graham Wallas's (1926) Four-Stage Theory of Creativity, When