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Special Issue

Racial and Cultural Issues in Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity and the Arts (Part 2)

Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts
February 2024
(Vol.18, No.1)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9755-9
Item #
5751801
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PDF

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American Psychological Association. (2024). Racial and Cultural Issues in Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity and the Arts (Part 2). https://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/aca/racial-cultural-issues-aca-part-2-pdf

Special Issue Editor

Table of contents

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Editorial

  • Editors’ Introduction to Part 2 of the Special Issue on Racial and Cultural Issues
    Thalia R. Goldstein and Oshin Vartanian

Articles

  • An Opportunity to Find Oneself at the End of a Paintbrush: Exploration of an Artist-Led Prison Intervention Model Bringing People From Prison and Local Community Together
    Shira Diamond and Caroline Lanskey
  • When Rule Breaking in Art Falls Flat: Cultural Tightness Deflates Deviant Artists’ Impact
    Eftychia Stamkou, Rohan Dunham, Matthew Pelowski, Ying Lin, and Michele J. Gelfand
  • Does Flower Preference Differ Across Cultures? A Study of Czech and Kenyan Populations
    Martin Hůla and Pavlína Šámalová
  • The Effect of Implicit Theories of Human Beauty and Perceived Pressure on Cosmetic Consumption
    Natalie T. Faust, Ying-yi Hong, Neil Gains, and George I. Christopoulos
  • Cultural Frame-Dependent Differences in Artistic Appraisals Between White and Black Americans
    Can Özger and Naseem A. Choudhury
  • Racial-Ethnic Minority Participants in the Marching Arts: Intergroup Experiences, Perceptions of Inclusion, and Well-Being
    DaSean Lucas Young and Thalia R. Goldstein
  • Tuning Systems and European Colonialism in Africa
    Thokozani N. Mhlambi and Michael Hanchett Hanson
  • Were They Appealing to the Sun? On Why Cones and Tetrahedra Were So Popular at the Dawn of Civilization
    Donna J. Sutliff
  • Lofty Aims, Limited Actors, Fewer Artifacts: A Sociocultural Analysis of Confucian Conceptions of Creativity and Innovation
    Weiguo Pang and Jonathan A. Plucker