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Sex differences in malevolent creativity among Sudanese students
Personality and Individual Differences, 2022 Malevolent creativity refers to employing creative processes for one's own selfish gain, often combined with detrimental effects on others. Sex differences in malevolent or negative creativity are to be expected due to the established finding that males ...
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Functional EEG Alpha Activation Patterns During Malevolent Creativity
Neuroscience, 2023 On the dark side of creativity, creative ideation is intentionally used to damage others. This first electroencephalogram (EEG) study on malevolent creativity investigated task-related power (TRP) changes in the alpha band while n = 89 participants (52 women, 37 men) generated original ideas for revenge in the psychometric Malevolent Creativity Test ...
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Malevolent Creativity Graffiti Test—A New Measurement Method for Malevolent Creative Behavior
Journal of Creative BehaviorABSTRACT This study introduces the malevolent creativity Graffiti test (MCGT), based on the Experimental Graffiti paradigm, as a measure of malevolent creative (MC) behavior. The malevolent creativity test (MCT) and the Malevolent Creativity Behavior Scale (MCBS) were used in two separate studies to assess the validity of the MCGT ...
Zhe Gong
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The dark side of creativity: Neural correlates of malevolent creative idea generation
Neuropsychologia, 2022Malevolent creativity, as one dark side of creativity, refers to manifestations people propose to harm themselves or others materially, mentally, or physically in an innovative way. This study aimed to explore the neural correlates of malevolent creative idea generation using task-based static and dynamic functional connectivity (FC) analysis across ...
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Malevolent Creativity in Criminals
Creativity Research Journal, 2008The article by Cropley, Kaufman, and Cropley (this issue) showing that creativity can be malevolent is very helpful, giving a better understanding of creativity. In this article, I present 9 examples of malevolent creativity in criminals. These examples should help us better understand both creativity and criminals.
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Commentary on Malevolent Creativity
Creativity Research Journal, 2008In Malevolent creativity: A functional model of creativity in terrorism and crime, Cropley, Kaufman, and Cropley (this issue) insightfully highlight two important aspects of the creative process. First, although it may not be popular nor initially obvious to discuss negatively applied, malevolent creativity, or terrorism/crime as potentially creative ...
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Journal of Creative Behavior
ABSTRACT This study developed and validated the Malevolent Sadistic Creativity Behavior Tendencies Scale (MSCBTS), a tool designed to assess the prevalence of malevolent sadistic creativity behavior tendencies in individuals. The scale was administered online, yielding 1197 valid responses.
Zhe Gong
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ABSTRACT This study developed and validated the Malevolent Sadistic Creativity Behavior Tendencies Scale (MSCBTS), a tool designed to assess the prevalence of malevolent sadistic creativity behavior tendencies in individuals. The scale was administered online, yielding 1197 valid responses.
Zhe Gong
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How Multicultural Experiences Influence Malevolent Creativity
Psychological ReportsA wealth of studies have revealed that foreign experiences affect various cognitive abilities. One well-established finding is that living abroad can increase creative thinking skills. However, there has been little research on the dark side of creativity. Here, we hypothesized that exposure to foreign experiences can also foster malevolent creativity,
Bo Yang, Heng Li
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Creativity for Deliberate Harm: Malevolent Creativity and Social Information Processing Theory
The Journal of Creative Behavior, 2016AbstractBoth popular press and academic research laud the benefits of creativity. Malevolent creativity, however, is the application of creativity to intentionally harm others. This study examines predictors of malevolent creativity, considering both contextual and individual difference influences.
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[The unexplored side of creativity: malevolent creative behavior and its measuring tools].
Psychiatria Hungarica : A Magyar Pszichiatriai Tarsasag tudomanyos folyoirata, 2023Creativity encompasses a wide range of topics and practically all aspects of life (arts, schools, workplaces, inventions etc.). The new theme, which is a negative and malevolent type of creativity, has piqued people's interest. And, despite the fact that the number of studies on the issue has expanded in recent years, its relationship with most ...
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