Defining creativity only by finished products:
A) restricts creativity to a small core of gifted elite.
B) excludes children.
C) both a and b
D) none of the above

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Defining creativity only by finished products limits the scope of creativity to those who have the resources to produce finished products. This excludes children who may not have access to the necessary resources but may still have great creative ideas. Additionally, it limits creativity to a small group of gifted individuals, excluding those who may have untapped potential or those who may express creativity in alternative ways.

Defining Creativity Only by Finished Products