Humans are a cultural species, constantly navigating a complex web of culturally bound
practices, norms, and worldviews. This article provides a brief overview of the relatively …

Residential mobility is an increasingly important personal and societal issue in both the
United States and the world in general. However, it has received relatively limited attention …

Research suggests that as one acquires domain expertise, one loses flexibility with regard
to problem solving, adaptation, and creative idea generation. Here, I reconsider this trade-off …

Scholars of leadership have infrequently addressed the diversity of leaders and followers in
terms of culture, gender, race and ethnicity, or sexual orientation. This omission has …

Inspired by recent advances in creative cognition research, the authors examined in the
current research some creative benefits of multicultural experiences. Study 1 showed that …

This article proposes that addressing the complex ethnic and racial issues of the 21st
century will require a diversity science. A diversity science will consider how people create …

Cross-cultural management research typically assumes that individuals have only one
cultural profile. However, given the changing patterns in the world's workforce it is …

Research suggests that living in and adapting to foreign cultures facilitates creativity. The
current research investigated whether one aspect of the adaptation process—multicultural …

Campbell (1960) proposed that creative thought should be conceived as a blind-variation
and selective-retention process (BVSR). This article reviews the developments that have …

Multiculturalism, or the belief that racial and ethnic differences should be acknowledged and
appreciated, has been met with both positive reactions (eg, decreased prejudice) and …