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Career change Case study method Cerebral localization Characteristics of the creative process Charisma Cognitive approach Cognitive style Collaboration Communicativeness Compensation Competition Compliance Componential model Condensation Conformity Consensual assessment Constant probability of success Continuum of adaptive creative behaviour Contrarianism Converging thinking Creative audience Creative class Creative ecosystem Creative environment Creative industries Creative person Creative process Creative product Creative productivity Creative seeds Creative services [Creativity and leadership] Creativity as a cultural construction Creativity research Creativity techniques Creativity: a history of the word Creativogenic society Creatology Curiosity |
Creativity and leadershipCreativity can be considered as a specific type of leadership. A leader is defined as the "group member whose influence on group attitudes, performance, or decision making greatly exceeds that of the average member of the group" (Simonton, 1994: 411). If a leader is one whose imprint on the group exceeds that of most group members, then certainly some creators are leaders within their own cultural realms. Long-lasting eminence (fame, influence) is the common denominator of both creativity and leadership.
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