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One of the four key points about the way creativity develops is that:

One of the four key points about the way creativity develops is that:
A) both adults and children share in the same culture of creativity
B) creative development is mediated by any artifact and is not specific to contextual domains
C) important relationships exist between creativity and culture, especially in the early years
D) creativity emerges in isolation and is not dependent upon the environment

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