A DYNAMIC PERSPECTIVE ON AFFECT AND CREATIVITY

We argue that creativity is influenced by the dynamic interplay of positive and negative affect: High creativity results if a person experiences an episode of negative affect that is followed by a decrease in negative affect and an increase in positive affect, a process referred to as an "affec...

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Published in:Academy of Management journal 2013-04, Vol.56 (2), p.432-450
Main Authors: BLEDOW, RONALD, ROSING, KATHRIN, FRESE, MICHAEL
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Cognition
Cognitive psychology
Creativity
Dynamics
Emotion
Emotional states
Employees
Full-time employment
Impact analysis
Industrial and organizational psychology
Memory
Organizational behavior
Organizational behaviour
Personality psychology
Social psychology
Students
Studies
Workdays
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Cognitive psychology
Creativity
Dynamics
Emotion
Emotional states
Employees
Full-time employment
Impact analysis
Industrial and organizational psychology
Memory
Organizational behavior
Organizational behaviour
Personality psychology
Social psychology
Students
Studies
Workdays
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