The Creative Self: Effect of Beliefs, Self-Efficacy, Mindset, and Identity (Explorations in Creativity Research)

Machine Generated Contents Note: I. Broad Considerations -- 1. Toward Untangling Creative Self-beliefs / Maciej Karwowski -- A System Of Beliefs -- Definitions And Distinguishing Dimensions -- Measuring Self-beliefs: Recommendations And New Directions -- Concluding Thoughts -- References -- 2. Considering Creative Self-efficacy: Its Current State And Ideas For Future Inquiry / Pamela Tierney -- Predictors And Correlates Of Creative Self-efficacy -- The Role Of Creative Self-efficacy -- Emergent Research Questions And Lines Of Future Study -- Conclusion -- References -- 3. Creativity And Identity / Stephanie Clancy Dollinger -- Defining Creativity And Identity -- Theoretical Background On Personal Identity -- Empirical Evidence -- Contemporary Research On Creative Identities -- Future Directions -- References -- 4. Creativity And Free Will: Creative Thought Enhances Personal Freedom? / Dean Keith Simonton -- Two Parallel Stages -- Discussion -- References -- Ii. Living A Creative Life -- 5. Creativity And Identity Formation In Adolescence: A Developmental Perspective / Brianna Heuser -- Creativity And Identity Development In Adolescence -- Creative Thinking Processes Are Involved In Identity Formation -- Creative Commitments Provide Attributes For Self-definition And Lead To Positive Self-esteem -- Creativity Gives Outlets For Adaptive Self-expression -- Conclusion -- References -- 6. Self-construction And Creative Life Design / Todd Lubart -- Self And Identity -- The Self In Counseling Psychology -- The Constructivist Perspective -- Creativity As A Relevant Resource For Self-construction -- Conclusion -- References -- 7. The Creative Self In Dialogue / Vlad P. Glaveanu -- Two Sociocultural Approaches: One Multiple Self -- Inner Dialogues, Creativity, And The Self -- New Avenues For Creativity And Self Research -- Final Note On Reflexivity, Power, And Ethics -- References -- 8. Me, Myself, I, And Creativity: Self-concepts Of Eminent Creators / Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi -- The Specificity Of A Creator's Self-concept -- The Development Of Eminent Creators' Self-concepts -- Conclusions -- References -- Iii. Integrating Multiple Constructs -- 9. Creativity Is Influenced By Domain, Creative Self-efficacy, Mindset, Self-efficacy, And Self-esteem / Danielle Nelson -- Domain Specificity And Self-perceptions Of Creativity -- Study 1 -- Creativity And Self-related Measures -- Study 2 -- Conclusions -- References -- 10. Creativity, Self-generated Thought, And The Brain's Default Network / Daniel L. Schacter -- The Default Network And Its Role In Self-generated Thought -- Brain Networks Underlying Creative Cognition And Artistic Performance -- Default Network And Creative Cognition: Links To Episodic Memory -- Conclusions And Future Directions -- References -- 11. Individual Difference Correlates Of Self-perceptions Of Creativity / David J. Hughes -- Defining Creativity -- Defining Individual Differences -- An Organizing Structure For The Chapter -- Literature Search -- Measures Of Creative Self-perceptions -- Spoiler Alert: The Key Trends -- The Power Of Openness To Experience And Extraversion -- Self-perceived Creativity, Neuroticism, Agreeableness, And Conscientiousness -- Self-perceived Creativity And Cognitive Ability -- Summary And Conclusions -- Key Issues, Future Directions, And Research -- References -- 12. Are Implicit Theories Of Creativity Domain Specific? Evidence And Implications / Jen Katz-buonincontro -- Domain Specificity, Implicit Theories, And Creative Mindsets -- A Taxonomy Of Belief Structures -- Domain Specificity In Creative Production -- Evidence Of Domain-specific Implicit Theories -- Evidence Of Domain Specificity Of Mindsets -- Bringing It Together -- Conclusions -- References -- Iv. Specific Considerations -- 13. Creative Self-efficacy From The Chinese Perspective: Review Of Studies In Mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, And Singapore / Huan Zhang -- Introduction -- Chinese Concepts And Measurements Of Creative Self-efficacy -- Cse Studies In China -- Cse Studies In Educational Context -- Cse Studies In Organizational Context -- Cse Of The Chinese In Comparison To Other Cultures -- Future Studies -- Conclusions -- References -- 14. Why You Are Probably More Creative (and Less Creative) Than You Think / John Baer -- References -- 15. The Creative Self In Context: Experience Sampling And The Ecology Of Everyday Creativity / Alexander P. Christensen -- Notions Of Everyday Creativity -- How Can We Study Everyday Creativity? -- Ecological Momentary Assessment -- The Creative Self In Everyday Environments -- Conclusions -- References -- 16. Leading For Uniqueness: The Role Of Uniqueness In Facilitating Creativity In Employees' Self-concepts / Kimberly S. Jaussi -- Leading For Uniqueness To Realize Creativity -- Activating Follower Need For Uniqueness -- Uniqueness And Forms Of Creativity -- Leadership, Uniqueness, And National Culture -- Measuring Need For Uniqueness -- Future Research -- References -- 17. Mind Wandering, Creative Writing, And The Self / Diego Cosmelli -- Introduction -- Interviews -- Acknowledging Extended Time -- Developing Trust In Incubation -- Incorporating The Creative Process As A Part Of Identity Development -- Recognizing The Positive Impact Of Creativity On Overall Well-being -- Conclusion -- References -- V. New Models And Perspectives -- 18. The Dynamic Force Before Intrinsic Motivation: Exploring Creative Needs / James C. Kaufman -- Before And Beyond Intrinsic Motivation -- Creative Needs: An Initial Framework -- Next Steps -- References -- 19. Creativity And Its Discontents: The Weary Voyager Model Of Creativity In Relation To Self / Keith Oatley -- Introduction -- Perception Of Past And Present -- Assembling A Self -- The Weary Voyager Model -- Improving Creativity -- Conclusions -- References -- 20. From Having An Idea To Doing Something With It: Self-regulation For Creativity / Emily C. Nusbaum -- Revise And Restrategize -- Sustain And Maintain -- Summary And Conclusions -- References -- 21. Creative Mindsets: Prospects And Challenges / Arkadiusz Brzeski -- Why Should We Care About Mindsets At All? -- Are Mindsets Self-beliefs? -- How Many Mindsets And Why Are Two Possible? -- So Who Holds None Or Both Mindsets? -- What Shapes Mindsets And How They Change Over Time? -- Discussion: What's Next In Research On Creative Mindsets? -- References. Edited By Maciej Karwowski, James C. Kaufman. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.