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Creativity and conservatism by Dollinger, Stephen J.

“…Across a range of disciplines it is assumed that conservatism and creativity are polar opposites. Although conservatism correlates negatively with appreciation…”
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"Standardized Minds" or Individuality? Admissions Tests and Creativity Revisited by Dollinger, Stephen J.

“…College Admissions Tests are designed to predict academic achievement but they are often criticized as being biased in favor of selecting students more…”
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Reliability and Validity of Single-Item Self-Reports: With Special Relevance to College Students' Alcohol Use, Religiosity, Study, and Social Life by Dollinger, Stephen J., Malmquist, Danielle

“…The authors tested the assumption that single-item measures have unacceptably low reliability and validity. On 2 occasions 11 weeks apart, college students…”
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"You Are as You Read": Do Students' Reading Interests Contribute to Their Individuality? by Dollinger, Stephen J.

“…On empirical and theoretical grounds, it is proposed that the enjoyment of reading, and particular reading interests, relate to people's individuality. This…”
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Creativity and Values by Dollinger, Stephen J., Burke, Philip A., Gump, Nathaniel W.

“…Barron ( 1997 ) and Helson ( 1990 ) independently have suggested that a central element in all forms of creativity is the desire or goal to be creative,…”
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Need for Uniqueness, Need for Cognition, and Creativity by DOLLINGER, STEPHEN J.

“…ABSTRACT This study examined two neglected dispositional contributions to creativity, namely needs for uniqueness and cognition. Multiple measures of…”
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Creativity and Openness: Further Validation of Two Creative Product Measures by Dollinger, Stephen J., Urban, Klaus K., James, Troy A.

“…This study sought to further validate two measures of creative imagination, and studied their relation to other creativity and personality measures. 151…”
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Individualism-collectivism in horizontal and vertical directions as predictors of conflict management styles by Komarraju, Meera, Dollinger, Stephen J, Lovell, Jennifer L

“…Purpose - This study aims to examine the role of horizontal and vertical individualism-collectivism in explaining conflict management styles. Design…”
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Outcomes of post-acute rehabilitation for persons with brain injury by Braunling-McMorrow, Debra, Dollinger, Stephen J., Gould, Melinda, Neumann, Tony, Heiligenthal, Ryan

“…Objectives: To examine the impact of multifaceted rehabilitation services on functional outcomes after traumatic brain injury (TBI) for individuals with…”
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Test-Taking Strategy as a Mediator between Race and Academic Performance by Dollinger, Stephen J., Clark, M.H.

“…The issue of race differences in standardized test scores and academic achievement continues to be a vexing one for behavioral scientists and society at large…”
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Recognizing, Assessing, and Intervening With Problems of Professional Competence by Kaslow, Nadine J, Rubin, Nancy J, Forrest, Linda, Elman, Nancy S, Van Horne, Barbara A, Jacobs, Sue C, Huprich, Steven K, Benton, Sherry A, Pantesco, Victor F, Dollinger, Stephen J, Grus, Catherine L, Behnke, Stephen H, Miller, David S. Shen, Shealy, Craig N, Mintz, Laurie B, Schwartz-Mette, Rebecca, Van Sickle, Kristi, Thorn, Beverly E

“…Working collaboratively, psychologist educators and trainers at the doctoral, internship, and postdoctoral levels; credentialers; practitioners; and students…”
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Autophotographic Individuality Predicts Creativity: A Seven-Year Follow-up by DOLLINGER, STEPHEN J.

“…Approximately seven years after completing a photographic essay about the self, 44 adults were surveyed about their lives, current creative activities, and…”
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Photographic depictions of the self: gender and age differences in social connectedness by CLANCY, S. M, DOLLINGER, S. J

“…The autophotography method was used to test for gender differences in social connectedness as theorized by a number of scholars. Compelling evidence that women…”
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“A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words”: Language Use in the Autophotographic Essay by Burke, Philip A., Dollinger, Stephen J.

“…The authors applied Pennebaker’s Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) program to autophotographic essays addressing the question, “Who are you?” to test…”
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Note on Consensual Assessment Technique in Creativity Research by Dollinger, Stephen J., Shafran, Marina

“…Amabile's Consensual Assessment Technique is commonly used in research on creative products. This study evaluates a modification of that technique which may…”
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Does the Act Predict “Inside the Box” Thinking or Creativity?: Creative Characters in the Personality Imagination Exercise by Dollinger, Stephen J., Skaggs, Alberta

“…College Admissions Tests are designed to predict academic achievement in college but their use is often criticized as being biased toward selecting uncreative…”
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Applying the Big Five Personality Factors to the Impostor Phenomenon by Bernard, Naijean S., Dollinger, Stephen J., Ramaniah, Nerella V.

“…The purpose of this study was to relate the impostor phenomenon (IP) to the Five-factor model of personality. A sample of 190 college students (79 men, 111…”
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Is Plagiarism a Forerunner of Other Deviance? Imagined Futures of Academically Dishonest Students by Lovett-Hooper, Gwena, Komarraju, Meera, Weston, Rebecca, Dollinger, Stephen J.

“…This study explored the relationship of current incidences of academic dishonesty with future norm/rule-violating behavior. Data were collected from 154…”
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Music preference correlates of Jungian types by Pearson, Jodi L, Dollinger, Stephen J

“…The purpose of the current study was to explore the relationship between personality and music preferences, using the Myers Briggs Type Indicator. It was…”
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Identity and Creativity by Dollinger, Stephen J., Clancy Dollinger, Stephanie M., Centeno, Leslie

“…Emerging adulthood is a period for exploration of identity aspects including occupational identity, and creative activity may contribute to or result from this…”
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