The Dark Side of Creativity
By Lanlan Liu, Maolin Ye. 2015
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Creativity has been regarded as a positive force to promote the development of individuals, organizations and society. However, creativity also has a hidden dark side. In recent years, re-searchers have proposed the concept of the dark side of creativity and vicious creativity, and the concept focuses on the relationship between creativity and dishonesty. The article combed the researchers on the study of the relationship between creativity and dishonest behavior, creativity by improving individual defending their actions to increase the ability of the dishonest behavior of the individual in a dilemma situation.
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- Malevolent Creativity in Terrorist Organizations (2013, background): “Researchers and organizations alike overly celebrate its benefits while neglecting creativity’s negative consequences (McLaren, 1993).”
- Approaches to Measuring Creativity: A Systematic Literature Review (2017, background): “Finally, regarding the press perspective, that is, the interaction between the creative person and the environment or climate, McLaren (1993) stated that creativity could not be fully understood through human endeavour without taking into account its socio-moral context and intent (James, Clark, &…”