Great collection of write-ups of research into developing human creativity in everyday life

Excellent volume that highlights the importance of flourishing creativity in all cultures and through all societal educational opportunities

Comprehensive book that provide spaces to reflect upon and in contemporary and future conceptualization of, empirical studies on and practicing creativity for human and cultural development

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Chapter 1 An Introduction to the Volume of Creativity, Culture and Development.- Part 1 Conceptions of Creativity, Culture and Development.- Chapter 2 Unpacking the Triad of Creativity, Culture, and Development: An Exercise in Relational Thinking.- Chapter 3 Indigenous Chinese Epistemologies as a Source of Creativity.- Chapter 4 The Person in Creativity, Development and Culture from the Perspective of William Stern (1871-1938).- Chapter 5 Affect and Creativity: An Old Topic and New Direction.- Part 2 Empirical Evidence and Practice.- Chapter 6 Gender Differences in Means and Variability on Creative Thinking: Patterns in Childhood, Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood.- Chapter 7 A Case Study to Explore Creativity in Preschoolers through Chinese Reading.- Chapter 8 Children's Affectivity and Efficacies.- Chapter 9 How to Develop Children's Creativity and Intercultural Sensitivity: Around Creativity Compass Program.- Chapter 10 Assessing Schools on Creativity: A Toolbox for U.S. Teachers and Policymakers and a To-Do List for Researchers Worldwide.- Chapter 11 Is Relational Theory a Better Answer to the Psychology of Creativity?.- Part 3 Valuing Creativity.- Chapter 12 Developing Society: Reflections on the Notion of Societal Creativity.- Chapter 13 Organizational Creativity as an Approach towards Leveraging on the Networking and Caring Capacity on the Networking and Caring Capacity of (Vision Rehabilitation) Services.- Chapter 14 Creativity in Musical Performance: Musicians' Notion of Tradition, Originality and Value of Performance.- Chapter 15 Team Processing and Creative Self Efficacy in Professionals from Creative and Non-creative Industries.