Table of contents
From the Editors
Page 1
Smith, Jeffrey K.; Smith, Lisa F.; Kaufman, James C.
In Search of the Unexpected: Finding Creativity in the Micromoments of the Classroom
Pages 2–5
Beghetto, Ronald A.
Psychological Perspectives on Acting
Pages 6–9
Goldstein, Thalia R.
The Value and Meaning of Creative Leisure
Pages 10–13
Hegarty, C. Boyd
History, Collaboration, and Methodology: Areas for Reflection as Division 10 Grows
Pages 14–16
Hilscher, Michelle C.
Creativity Map: Toward the Next Generation of Theories of Creativity
Pages 17–21
Ivcevic, Zorana
Translating Visual Art Into Tactile Art to Produce Equivalent Aesthetic Experiences
Pages 22–27
Juricevic, Igor
Faith in Intuition Is Associated With Decreased Latent Inhibition in a Sample of High-Achieving Adolescents
Pages 28–34
Kaufman, Scott Barry
Ontogenetic Heterochrony and the Creative Process in Visual Art: A Précis
Pages 35–37
Kozbelt, Aaron
Help Us Creativity Researchers, You're Our Only Hope
Pages 38–42
Makel, Matthew C.
Problem Identification and Construction: What Do We Know, What Is the Future?
Pages 43–47
Reiter-Palmon, Roni; Robinson, Erika J.
Looking Past Pleasure: Anger, Confusion, Disgust, Pride, Surprise, and Other Unusual Aesthetic Emotions
Pages 48–51
Silvia, Paul J.
Natural Scenes Are Indeed Preferred, But Image Quality Might Have the Last Word
Pages 52–56
Tinio, Pablo P. L.; Leder, Helmut
Variable Attention Facilitates Creative Problem Solving
Pages 57–59
Vartanian, Oshin
