The Routledge International Handbook of Creative Cognition (Hardcover)

Part I: Reflections on the Fundamental Contents and Mechanisms of Creative Cognition 1. Divergent Thinking as Creative Cognition Mark A. Runco 2. Measuring Creativity with the Consensual Assessment Technique (CAT) Karl K. Jeffries 3. Constraints and Creativity: Classifying, Balancing, and Managing Constraints Balder Onarheim and Dagny Valgeirsdottir4. The Role of Serendipity in Creative Cognition Wendy Ross and Selene Arfini 5. The Two Faces of Curiosity in Creative Cognition: Curiosity1, Curiosity2 (and their Interaction) Janet Metcalfe and William James Jacobs 6. Thinking Wide and Narrow: A ‘Cultural Creative Cognition’ Approach to Possibility thinking Vlad P. Gl?veanu 7. Analogy and the Transfer of Creative Insights Thomas C. Ormerod 8. Creative Cognition: From Ideation to Innovation Nathaniel Barr, Lucas Klein, Michael J. McNamara, and Kelly Peters 9. Insight in the Kinenoetic Field Frederic Vallee-TourangeauPart II: Reflections on the Nature of Creative Cognition as Revealed through Traditional Methodologies 10. Idea Generation and Associative Memory Richard W. Hass 11. Creatively Searching through Semantic Memory Structure: A Short Integrative Review Yoed N. Kenett 12. Mental Imagery and Creative Cognition David G. Pearson 13. Incubation Ken Gilhooly 14. Of Night and Light and the Half-Light: The Role of Multidimensions of Emotion and Tolerance of Uncertainty in Creative Flow Genevieve M. Cseh 15. Problem-Solving, Collaboration, and Creativity Jennifer Wiley and Olga Goldenberg 16. Metaphoric Creativity as Embodied Performance in Social Interaction Thomas Jensen 17. Analyzing Changing Patterns of External Reference Use from Informal Lab Group Presentations to Formal Colloquia Christian D. Schunn, Lelyn D. Saner and Susannah Paletz 18. Measuring Judgment and Decision-making in Developmental Samples: Assessment of the Generation of Cognitively Sophisticated Responses and Implications for the Study of Creative Cognition Jala Rizeq and Maggie E. Toplak 19. The Phenomenology of Insight: The Aha! Experience Amory H. Danek 20. Reconcilable Differences: Working Memory Capacity Both Supports and Hinders Insight Marci S. DeCaro and Charles A. Van Stockum, Jr. 21. Comparing Theoretical and Computational Models of Insight: Investigating Cognitive and Phenomenological Perspectives Margaret E. Webb 22. Collaborative Meta-reasoning in Creative Contexts: Advancing an Understanding of Collaborative Monitoring and Control in Creative Teams Beth H. Richardson, Linden J. Ball, Bo T. Christensen, and John E. Marsh Part III: Reflections on the Nature of Creative Cognition as Revealed through Cognitive Neuroscience Approaches 23. An Archaeological Perspective on Creative Cognition Frederick L. Coolidge 24. The Role of Semantic versus Episodic Memory in Creative Cognition Halima Ahmed, Kata Pauly-Takacs, Anna Abraham 25. Network Neuroscience of Domain-General and Domain-Specific Creativity Roger E. Beaty, Hannah M. Merseal, and Daniel C. Zeitlen 26. A Closer Look at Transitions Between the Generative and Evaluative Phases of Creative Thought Andre Zamani, Caitlin Mills, Manesh Girn, and Kalina Christoff 27. Markers of Insight Carola Salvi 28. A Cognitive Neuroscience Perspective on Insight as a Memory Process: Searching for the Solution Maxi Becker, Roberto Cabeza, and Jasmin M. Kizilirmak 29. A Cognitive Neuroscience Perspective on Insight as a Memory Process: Encoding the Solution Jasmin M. Kizilirmak and Maxi Becker Part IV: Reflections on Creative Cognition from Pedagogical, Organisational, Archaeological and Post-Phenomenological Perspectives 30. Creativity in Education Mary A. Simonsen and Jonathan A. Plucker 31. Creative Learning: A Pedagogical Perspective Ronald A. Beghetto and Anani M. Vasquez 32. Tool Use and Creativity Chris Baber 33. Art Through Material Engagement…and Vice Versa Paul March and Lambros Malafouris 34. Creativity as a Discursive Construct Darryl Hocking 35. Collaborative Creativity: Information-driven Coordination Dynamics and Prediction in Movement and Musical Improvisation Travis J. Wiltshire and Merle Fairhurst 36. Common Creativity Karenleigh A. Overmann Part V: Reflections on Creative Cognition in Domains Involving Creativity and Innovation 37. Team Cognition and Team Creativity Roni Reiter-Palmon and Payge Japp 38. Creative Cognition in Engineering and Technology David H. Cropley 39. Creative Cognition and Entrepreneurship Bo T. Christensen 40. Creative Cognition in Advertising Wangbing Shen, Linden J. Ball, and Beth H. Richardson 41. The Creative Generation and Appreciation of Artistic Artifacts in the Visual Domain Oshin Vartanian 42. Individual Innovation and Creativity: An Interdisciplinary Mapping of Creative Cognition Gaelle Vallee-Tourangeau, Evy Sakellariou, and Fanni Szigetvari Part VI: Reflections on the Paradoxical Misalignment Between Findings that Derive from In Vivo Versus In Vitro Research on Creative Cognition 43. A Quandary in the Study of Creativity: Conflicting Findings from Case Studies versus the Laboratory Robert W. Weisberg