U London, Inst of Psychiatry, London, England 9512 (from the chapter) (argues) there have been many attempts to measure creativity along psychometric lines (but) these have not been linked theoretically or experimentally with the large body of the psychological literature, and thus they have remained resolutely isolated / (attempts) to support a theory of creativity (to) bridge this gap / (demonstrates) links with experimental constructs (e.g., latent inhibition and negative priming) that may give a solid foundation to observations of "differential associative hierarchies" / (attempts) to construct a nomological network in order to provide proper construct validity for the measurement of creativity /// the nature and definition of creativity / creativity and personality / creativity/genius and psychoticism-------------------------------- --------------------- ---------------------------Enregistrement 167 de 544 - PsycLIT Chapters & Books 1/87-12/96
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Eysenck, H. J. (1995). Creativity as a Product of Intelligence and Personality. In International Handbook of Personality and Intelligence (pp. 231–247). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5571-8_12
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