How Emotional Stability and Openness to Experience Support Invention: A Study with German Independent Inventors

Mieg, Harald A.; Bedenk, Stephan; Braun, Anna; Neyer, Franz J.

doi:10.1080/10400419.2012.677341

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“…They found a fourfactor-solution best fitting for the Serbian 103-item-version of the MPQ within a Serbian sample, where openness items were affiliated with cultural empathy and orientation to action. In the German sample, openness items were not affiliated with emotional stability, which contradicts the findings of Mieg et al (2012), who found emotional stability and openness to relate to each other. Further, the factor structure was confirmed in the German sample, except from two items.…”

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A comparative study on culture-specific and cross-cultural aspects of intercultural relations in Hungary, Serbia, Czech Republic, and Germany

Genkova

Herbst²,

Schreiber³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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The ability, will, and belief that it is possible to deal effectively with members of other cultural/ethnic groups are still gaining importance all over the world. However, the majority of studies on intercultural relations focus on Western Europe and the USA, applying constructs and theories that replicate a western-centered worldview. As a consequence, it is unclear whether established measures for intergroup attitudes and intercultural competence may be applied in Eastern European countries and to what extent they display comparable ideas, thoughts, and feelings. The current study thus explores cross-cultural commonalities and differences in established measures of ethnic identity, prejudice, acculturation strategies, intercultural intelligence, and multicultural personality. Therefore, we compare the scale structure, difficulty, and sensitivity in samples from Germany and the Eastern European countries Hungary, Serbia, and the Czech Republic (etic-perspective), as well as the culture-specific conceptions of said concepts (emic-perspective). Results show that the investigated scales do not work comparably across German and Eastern European samples. Differences might be rooted in variations of underlying thinking patterns and connotations of single expressions. Those variations are likely to be related to the constant individual societal and historical developments of cultures, shaping the way individuals think and talk about cultural diversity. Future studies are encouraged to consider culture-specific and generalizable aspects of constructs when conducting cross-cultural research on intercultural relations.

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Section: Multicultural Personalitycontrasting

confidence: 94%

A comparative study on culture-specific and cross-cultural aspects of intercultural relations in Hungary, Serbia, Czech Republic, and Germany

Genkova

Herbst²,

Schreiber³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…Neuroticism tends to show the weakest and most inconsistent association with creativity in empirical studies. For example, a series of studies revealed a lack of positive association between neuroticism and creativity across measures of divergent thinking (McCrae, 1987), creative achievements (Feist, 1998;Kaufman et al, 2015), everyday creative behaviour, or self-reported creativity (Silvia et al, 2009), and a few studies found a positive relationship between neuroticism and creativity (Gelade, 2002;Mieg, Bedenk, Braun, & Neyer, 2012).…”

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confidence: 99%

Creating through Deviancy or Adjustment? The Link between Personality Profile Normativeness and Creativity

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Does deviancy or adjustment predict creativity? To address this question, we tested the association between personality profile normativeness (similarity between one's personality profile and the average profile-a proxy for the deviancy-adjustment continuum) and creativity across four different samples (total N = 348 768). We used a wide range of creativity measures, including self-reported, informant-reported, behavioural, and occupational creativity, as well as several essential statistical controls (i.e., demographics, socio-economic background, intelligence, and life satisfaction). Furthermore, we employed both cross-sectional and longitudinal designs, including samples of college students and representative adult populations. We found that people who had more normative personality profiles were more creative. However, this association only held within modality (i.e. when both personality and creativity were either self-reported or informant-reported). We did not find robust associations between personality profile normativeness and laboratory-based behavioural measures of creativity, occupational creativity, or creative achievements. We discuss alternative explanations for the observed adjustment-creativity link, specifically, implicit theories of creativity and person perception biases (halo effects). Notably, the findings did not support the idea that deviancy breeds creativity, suggesting that the famed 'mad genius' hypothesis might not hold among the general population.

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Socio – Demographic Factors Predicting Emotional Stability among a sample of Yarmouk University Students

Momani¹

2016

IJREP

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How Emotional Stability and Openness to Experience Support Invention: A Study with German Independent Inventors

Cited by 9 publications

References 38 publications

A comparative study on culture-specific and cross-cultural aspects of intercultural relations in Hungary, Serbia, Czech Republic, and Germany

A comparative study on culture-specific and cross-cultural aspects of intercultural relations in Hungary, Serbia, Czech Republic, and Germany

Creating through Deviancy or Adjustment? The Link between Personality Profile Normativeness and Creativity

Socio – Demographic Factors Predicting Emotional Stability among a sample of Yarmouk University Students

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