Creativity and Humor

Machine generated contents note: 1. Humor Production and Creativity: Overview and Recommendations / Sonja Heintz --
Humor Production --
Measures of Humor Production --
The Cartoon Punch Line Production Test --
Humor Production and Creativity --
Summary and Conclusions --
Acknowledgments --
References --
2. Playfulness and Creativity: A Selective Review / Kay Brauer --
Defining Playfulness as a Personality Trait --
Historic Views on the Relation Between Playfulness and Creativity --
An Overview on Selected Empirical Findings --
Current Data on Creativity and Playfulness --
Discussion --
References --
3. Developing Creativity and Humor: The Role of the Playful Mind / Mostafa Modir Rousta --
Introduction --
Characteristics of Playful Minds --
Development of Playful Minds --
Creativity Development: Role of the Playful Mind --
Creativity as a Neurological Process --
Creativity Development in Children: Role of the Playful Mind --
Humor Development in Childhood: Role of the Playful Mind --
Humor as a Neurological Process --
Humor Development in Children --
Humor Development in Childhood: Role of the Playful Mind --
Promoting Playful Minds, Creativity, and Humor --
References --
4. Why Humor Enhances Creativity From Theoretical Explanations to an Empirical Humor Training Program: Effective \"Ha-Ha\" Helps People to \"A-Ha\" / Anne M. Roberts --
Relationship Between Humor and Creativity --
Humor Enhances Creativity in Cognition, Emotion, and Motivation --
Understanding the Humor Process: The Confluence Model of Humor Process --
Humor Helps Creativity Through a Cognitive Perspective --
Humor Helps Creativity From an Emotional Perspective --
Humor Helps Creativity From a Motivational Perspective --
Creativity Increases After Humor Training: A Humor Training Program and Teaching Experiments --
Humor Training Program --
Teaching Experiments --
Conclusion --
Acknowledgments --
References --
5. Thinking Fast and Slow and Creatively in the Experience of Humor / Larry Ventis --
Introduction --
Study 1 Intuitive and Reflective Thought --
Thinking Fast and Slow and Creativity --
Intuition and Intuitive Thought --
Study 2 Actively Open-Minded Thinking --
Conclusions --
References --
6. Body Joking: The Aesthetics and Creativity of Organizational Humor / Heesun Kim --
Introduction --
Creativity in Organizations --
A Sensory View of Organizational Environments --
Context --
Interaction 1 A Short Walk --
Interaction 2 Taking the High Ground --
Interaction 3 Cubicle Prank --
Conclusion --
A Cautionary Note --
References --
7. The Role of Humor in Teaching for Creativity / Ronald A. Beghetto --
The Role of Humor in Teaching for Creativity: A Process Model --
Future Directions and Conclusions --
References --
8. Applied Humor in Creative Product Design / Marion Marlow --
Introduction --
Background --
Design Creativity Through Humor Constructs --
Conclusion --
Acknowledgments --
References --
9. Creativity and Humor Across Cultures: Where Aha Meets Haha / Adam D. Galinsky --
Section 1 The Commonalities Between Creativity and Humor --
Section 2 Cultural Differences in Creativity and Humor --
Section 3 The Effects of Cross-Cultural Experiences on Creativity and Humor --
Conclusion --
References --
10. Evolutionary Explanations for Humor and Creativity / Aaron Kozbelt --
Introduction --
Conceptual Relations Between Humor and Creativity --
Justifying an Evolutionary Approach to Humor Production --
Evolutionary Mechanisms --
Evolution and Interpersonal Aspects of Humor Production --
Conclusion --
References --
Further Reading --
11. A Comedy Professor, Design Thinker, and Theatre Producer Walk Into a Bar / Kelly Leonard.