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Editor, Creativity Research Journal, Professor, & Distinguished Research Fellow

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Mark A. Runco

Cognitive psychologist Mark Runco is a leading creativity researcher whose empirical work focuses on idea generation and divergent thinking. To help people fulfill their capacity for creativity, he has devised a battery of tests that measures creative potential and performance.

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The Incremental Validity of a Short Form of the Ideational Behavior Scale and Usefulness of Distractor, Contraindicative, and Lie Scales

M.A. Runco, J.J. Walczyk, S. Acar, E.L. Cowger, M. Simundson, and S. Tripp (2014). The Journal of Creative Behavior, 48 (3), 185–197.

Assessing Associative Distance Among Ideas Elicited by Tests of Divergent Thinking

S. Acar and M.A. Runco (2014). Creativity Research Journal, 26, 229-238.

The Neuroscience of Divergent Thinking

S. Yoruk and M.A. Runco (2014). Activitas Nervosa Superior, 56, 1-16.

Recommended Links

  • Creativity Research Journal →
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  • Business Creativity and the Creative Economy →
  • Journal of Genius & Eminence →
  • Encyclopedia of Creativity →
  • Perspectives on Creativity (book series) →

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