Creativity in Science: Dispositional and Developmental Correlates.

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Creativity in Science: Dispositional and Developmental Correlates

Outline  Magnitude of Creative Output  The Phenomenon  The Correlates  Dispositional  Developmental  Domain of Creative Output  The Phenomenon  The Correlates  Dispositional  Developmental  Discussion

Magnitude of Creative Output: The Phenomenon  Skewed Cross-sectional Distribution  Dennis’ Percentages  Lotka’s Law  Price’s Law  Quantity-Quality Relation  Mass Producers and Perfectionists?  No … the Equal-Odds Rule  Quantity  Quality  Eminence

Magnitude of Creative Output: The Phenomenon  Longitudinal Distribution of Output  Single-Factor Model  Equal-Odds Rule  Career Landmarks  First Major Contribution  Best Contribution  Last Major Contribution

Magnitude of Creative Output: The Correlates  Dispositional  Intelligence: Threshold Effect  Motivation:  General Energy/Drive  Domain-Specific Curiosity/Mastery  Task-Specific Persistence/Determination  Introversion  Desurgency - “introspectiveness, restraint, brooding, and solemnity of manner”  Schizothymia - “withdrawn, skeptical, internally preoccupied, precise, and critical”

Magnitude of Creative Output: The Correlates  Developmental  Stimulating Environment  Expertise Acquisition  Ten-Year Rule  Role Models and Mentors  Precocious Development  General Knowledge: Omnivorous Reading  Domain Specific Expertise: Accelerated Mastery

Domain of Creative Achievement: The Phenomenon  Bipolar Dimensions Classic and Contemporary  Dionysian vs. Apollonian  Primary vs. Secondary Process  Primordial vs. Conceptual Thought  Autistic vs. Directed Thought  Intuition vs. Analysis  Parallel vs. Sequential Processing  Divergent vs. Convergent Thought  Stochastic vs. Deterministic  Chance vs. Constraint

Domain of Creative Achievement: The Phenomenon  Hence distinctions between  Artistic vs. Scientific Creativity (AC v SC)  Romantic/Expressive vs. Classical/Formal Art (RAC v CAC)  Non-Paradigmatic vs. Paradigmatic Science (NSC v PSC)  Revolutionary vs. Normal Paradigmatic Science (RPSC v NPSC)  Or, RAC > CAC > NSC > RPSC > NPSC

Domain of Creative Output: The Correlates - Dispositional  Cognitive Processes  unconstrained vs. constrained  illogical vs. logical  unpredictable vs. predictable  intuitive vs. conscious  involuntary vs. voluntary  complex vs. simple  versatile vs. non-versatile

Domain of Creative Output: The Correlates - Dispositional  Openness to Experience  unrestricted vs. restricted experience  defocused vs. focused attention  broad vs. narrow interests  serendipity common vs. rare  Psychopathology  high vs. low incidence rate  severe vs. mild symptoms

Domain of Creative Output: The Correlates - Developmental  Home Environment  unconventional vs. conventional  unstable vs. stable  heterogeneous vs. homogeneous  Birth order  later born vs. first born

Domain of Creative Output: The Correlates - Developmental  Education and Training  inferior grades vs. superior grades  less formal training vs. more formal training  marginal vs. non-marginal  Role Models and Mentors  numerous vs. few  heterogeneous vs. homogeneous

Domain of Creative Output: The Correlates - Developmental  Sociocultural Zeitgeist  politically unstable vs. stable  culturally diverse vs. uniform

Discussion  Identification?  Multivariate?  Nonlinear?  Nonadditive?  Intervention?  Development?  Disposition?  Application?